Israel political situation
Most Israelis believe internal conflicts, polarization are biggest threats to Israel, study reveals
The study revealed that the majority of the public in Israel, 55%, sees internal polarization and disagreement as the most dangerous threat to the country’s continued existence.
End the haredi kingmaker era or watch the state unravel - opinion
Haredi parties may push elections as Netanyahu loses leverage - analysis
Roman Gofman's appointment as next Mossad chief cannot stand, A-G tells High Court
A hot summer ahead for the Knesset
The Knesset’s summer session begins Monday under the shadow of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s legal troubles and with a host of other fiery topics on the agenda.
Court sets voting policy in Histadrut leadership race
Ballot boxes to stay in workplaces, with poll-watchers at each.
Welcome to 21st century politics
Poorly funded and under threat from personalization and social media, political parties are in decline.
Someday Sovereignty: Towards Israel's Future as an Independent Nation
The third counter-wave to democracy and liberalism
Eyes are now set on the upcoming elections in the Netherlands, France and Germany, in which rightwing candidates are set to gain strength or even control of the government.
Nearing its 70th anniversary, Israel knows the best and worst of times
Best of times? Worst of times? For Israel, nearing its 70th anniversary, it is both at the same time.
Grapevine: An anniversary missed
It is a particularly significant anniversary year because the New York-born Elkins was for 17 years the BBC’s voice from Jerusalem, and this year marks the half-century of the reunification of Jerusalem.
Analysis: No political gain to be found
MKs across spectrum had little to spin out of Amona evacuation.
Is Bibi still a virgin?
GRAPEVINE: And soon the movie...?
Interviewed on Israel Radio, Dalia Dorner, retired Supreme Court justice said that the law does not require Netanyahu to resign, but that he has a moral obligation to do so.