Benjamin Netanyahu
Eisenkot demands security briefings from Netanyahu, urges PM's restraint in military decisions
Amid reports of renewed tensions between Netanyahu and the IDF chief over Iran, Eisenkot demanded restraint and regular security briefings during the caretaker government period.
Otzma Yehudit submits bill to repeal Oslo Accords, retake control of Areas A and B
Netanyahu's 1996 promise to end US aid to Israel fulfilled after 30 years, PMO claims
Eisenkot-led bloc secures key Knesset committee posts, Liberman to head key defense panel
Israel risks losing control of electricity, water, healthcare to foreign AI firms, official warns
Israel's AI chief Erez Askal said Israel must dash forward to develop its own AI capabilities and data centers to support those capabilities, so that it retains its independence.
US prepares to deploy 250 foreign troops in Gaza as Israel opposes Turkish involvement
Foreign military officers, accompanied by US troops, have been spotted near Gaza as preparations advance for a multinational force, with Israel authorizing an initial deployment of 250 soldiers.
Eisenkot looks to haredim to help unseat Knesset speaker, Netanyahu bloc 'hopes for a miracle'
Shaked, Liberman reportedly meet amid coalition negotiations • Shas waiting for UTJ to take first step toward Eisenkot • A-G Baharav-Miara says no evidence of foreign election interference
Eisenkot, Netanyahu have 'very similar views,' Trump says, suggests both would support him
"I guess he said very nice things about me. He says he loves Trump, but I don’t know. I haven’t seen what’s happening,” the president added, referring to Eisenkot.
Israel’s politicians must put national unity before personal ambition - opinion
What remains to be seen is whether our political leaders have the courage to put the country and national responsibility before personal ambition and ego.
Herzog’s call for unity exposes the contradictions of Israel’s political leadership - opinion
As Netanyahu and Eisenkot struggle to form a coalition, the prospect of another election looms over Israel’s political future.
Netanyahu is not Thatcher, but both faced the same problem: When to leave - opinion
War has often been used as a politician’s device – either to distract from internal issues or to hope the public will not want to change leaders at a time of uncertainty.
'Boaz Balet is a fraud': Ben-Gvir slams head of police investigations over election probe
Ben-Gvir criticized Maj.-Gen. Boaz Balet, head of the Israel Police Investigations, following reports that Balet had prohibited police from transferring materials to Shin Bet for the election probe.
‘No good options’: Iran war caught between Trump's midterm troubles, Israel's election shake-up
A broader offensive, continued pressure, negotiated compromise, or a limited strike are potential options, according to Raz Zimmt, director of the Iran and the Shiite Axis research program at INSS.
Eisenkot has the mandate, but Liberman and the haredim hold the keys to power - analysis
The disagreements among potential coalition partners are so deep that Herzog himself sought clarification over the weekend on how Eisenkot intends to overcome them.