Likud, whose bloc drops to 59 seats, split on possibility of coalition supported by Islamist party; Abbas: 'If there is an offer, we’ll sit and talk'

With closure set to last weeks and deadline to submit slates fast approaching, many parties may skip internal voting

Efforts to create mobile and mail-in voting for those in COVID quarantine for upcoming local council race dredge up a distinctly American-style reaction

Blue and White chairman would allow Knesset to be disbursed in November, meaning early elections in February, as Likud ponders another deadline extension

Esther Hayut defends recent politically sensitive rulings, laments country has lost ability for dialogue, after Yariv Levin vows to change 'undemocratic' justice system

Shaul Meridor decries decision-making process influenced by ‘narrow interests,’ disregarding decades of budgetary rules; Finance Minister Katz accuses him of 'political interests'

According to report, move seen as latest attempt to delay proceedings and discredit those involved in the prosecution and judgment of Netanyahu

Netanyahu reportedly tells MK behind effort to stop push to remove Miki Zohar, who earlier penalized party members for allegedly breaking coalition discipline

'I acted according to my conscious,' says Yifat Shasha-Biton, whose committee overturned several cabinet restrictions meant to contain pandemic