Israel Elections 2026
Israel or Judea, democracy or religion: What the 2026 election was really about - opinion
The 2026 elections raised a fundamental question about whether Israel can reconcile its Jewish national identity with equal political citizenship.
Eisenkot moves closer to ousting Netanyahu, what could come next for Israel?
Bereaved families' forum seeks Shin Bet probe into alleged Ra'am voter-tracking app
US midterms reshaped Washington - but they won't decide our Jewish destiny - opinion
Border Police remove pro-Palestinian graffiti as Arab parties demand action on crime, governance
Border Police painted over nationalist graffiti in western Galilee villages, highlighting debates over governance as Arab parties seek political influence following the election.
The consequences of the nature of hate - opinion
When a substantial number of citizens suspect their institutions are failing to investigate credible evidence, the damage extends far beyond disputed ballots.
Leadership and quiet courage: What can Israeli politicians learn from the story of Abraham?
The elections have done little to break the deadlock, and another round would only further strain an already divided public, with little reason to expect a different outcome.
Think you understand Israel's election? Here are 10 things the world may have missed - opinion
For the reported 67,000 Israelis who came here to vote and are returning home, and for the rest of us sticking around, here are 10 talking points for explaining our election results to the world.
A broken system: Can Israel fix its electoral rules before its democracy crumbles? - analysis
Some of the following ideas may need to wait until the main battle in Israeli politics is no longer between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp and the anti-Netanyahu camp.
Middle Israel: Netanyahu's election lies pose a dangerous threat to Israeli democracy - opinion
Netanyahu's election lies go beyond political deception, threatening public trust in democracy and deepening divisions that could tear Israeli society apart.
After America's midterms, the clock is ticking for Israel to bridge its political divides
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: As hostility grows on the American Left and Right, prolonged coalition negotiations and the prospect of another election carry a strategic cost.
Liberman willing to compromise on haredi IDF draft law, UTJ chairman welcomes 'flexibility'
"It is heartening to see the flexibility displayed by all political players regarding the issue of military conscription," UTJ chairman Yakov Asher said in response to Liberman's announcement.
Saudi normalization will not happen under Netanyahu government, source says - report
"Saudi Arabia wants peace, negotiations, and for the Israeli-Palestinian issue to be closed via a two-state solution," the Saudi source said. "But Netanyahu is not there."
Israeli watchdog demands probe into possible ties between Trump's aid waiver, Netanyahu endorsement
It also called for an examination of who participated in the decision, whether the Defense Ministry and Finance Ministry were consulted, and what assessments informed the move.
