Israel political situation
Who will succeed Netanyahu? Likud members back Ohana as party primaries loom - poll
Many current Likud mainstay politicians are expected to be dropped after the party's primaries on Wednesday.
I do not want Israel to have a Zionist government. It needs a democratic one - opinion
Is Israel the Jewish state that Theodor Herzl dreamed of? – opinion
Noam Party rebrands itself ahead of elections, Maoz calls to 'strengthen right-wing bloc'
It will take a village to lead Israel out of its current crisis - analysis
It will take key members of the coalition, as well as responsible members of the opposition and protest leaders to lead Israel out of its current impasse.
Letters to the Editor March 22, 2023: Internal affairs
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Is it sustainable to split responsibilities between ministers? Seems unlikely -editorial
Could the balance of power (or lack thereof) be the root of Netanyahu's struggle to create a sustainable government?
Why Israel's right-wing judges voted against Arye Deri - comment
High Court judges who previously found reasons to rule in favor Benjamin Netanyahu based on ideology, tossed ideology out the window. Why?
Talk of compromise, not civil war or sedition - comment
Is there a single word to describe Israel's political crossroads?
Yair Lapid joins anti-government protesters at Israel's KKL Bridge
The protestors wore Yesh Atid t-shirts and carried Israeli flags and signs reading "stop the carnage. We're fighting for the country."
After elections, Israel needs a strong, stable government - editorial
This is what Israel needs now – politicians who care for the country, who want to keep it moving forward, and who understand this moment we are now facing in our national history.
The war that never was within the United Torah Judaism - analysis
Yeshiva students will not be drafted. There will be no significant reduction in state budgets for ultra-Orthodox education.
Who is Tal Gan-Zvi, Bennett's outgoing bulldozer chief of staff?
Over the last 10 years, Gan-Zvi was the bulldozer who led and pushed through the reforms that Bennett outlined.
Bennett's chief of staff Tal Gan-Zvi steps down in latest sign of coalition trouble
Gan-Zvi has been at Bennett’s side since 2012. “He was the ultimate loyalist,” one former colleague said.