Elections 2019
How the UK Labour Party became a hotbed of antisemitism
Corbyn was an obscure Labour backbencher whose focus was on foreign policy and, in the run-up to the 2015 party primaries, was thought not to have met the 15 percent threshold.
British Affairs: Brexit, antisemitism and Britain
Corbyn rejected by prominent historian of Nazi Germany
Algeria jails artist ahead of Dec. 12 elections
Lower the electoral threshold
The system is stuck. Let’s not go into an endless cycle of expensive, wearying elections, expecting better results without any potentially effective changes.
Yamina to officially split into two blocs
Yamina will still negotiate as one bloc in coalition talks.
A Knesset adrift - analysis
The Knesset is an independent branch of government, but it’s mostly paralyzed without a coalition
22nd Knesset to be sworn in Thursday amid third election talk
There are only eight new MKs this time, and another nine are returning from past stints as legislators, which means that 103 members of the 22nd Knesset will be sworn in for the second time in 2019.
Benjamin Netanyahu: The outgoing king?
#3: Benjamin Netanyahu
Why Netanyahu and Gantz want us to believe in unity
Israel is not a sport, and running the country is not a game. There are major challenges that need to be confronted, and opportunities that sadly are being missed.
Reuven Rivlin can be the most influential person in Israel: Here's why
#25: President Reuven Rivlin
What Jerusalem Post articles were the stars of 5779?
The stories that made you click.
In praise of normalcy
Despite all the fears, voter turnout was quite respectable (the third-highest rate in the seven elections this century).
Netanyahu didn’t win the election, why is he forming the government?
Despite not getting the more votes than Blue and White, Netanyahu still got the chance to form the government. These are the reasons for this development
