Benjamin Netanyahu

Prime minister's Likud party continuing negotiations with far-right and ultra-Orthodox groups after winning March election.

Some agree with Netanyahu; others fear American support is being put in jeopardy.

Hacker collective strikes dozens of Israeli websites but fails to hinder government's online presence.

"This is not a partisan issue. This is not solely an Israeli issue," the Israeli premier said of the interim nuclear agreement.

Convincing Congress to accept the Iran nuclear framework agreement will be a daunting political challenge for Obama.

Netanyahu has not yet publicly commented on the matter.

Passover reminds Israelis that they must always rely on their own defense.

Israeli PM tells cabinet of a "Iran-Lausanne-Yemen axis" threatening humanity.

The Congressional Black Caucus may decide whether Obama's critics nix a nuclear deal with Iran.

Even among those who despaired about the Likud victory, the American reaction seems too much.

Europe's nationalist parties are rushing to support formerly reviled Israel as an ally against the 'scourge' of Islamisation.

Netanyahu's campaign showcased his ugly side—and saw the unraveling of any pretense to openness or flexibility.

The warmth of US-Israeli relations depends on how extreme Netanyahu's new government is.

Those who favor close relations between Israel and the U.S. are in for a rocky 22 months.

The Israeli Prime Minister qualified a controversial pre-election statement, saying he still seeks a two-state solution but the time may not be right for one just now.

Benjamin Netanyahu's disavowal of the two-state solution could lead to a shift in U.S.-Israeli ties.

In the campaign, Netanyahu backtracked on his support for eventual creation of a Palestinian state.

Benjamin Netanyahu's victory in the Israeli elections on Tuesday was propelled in part by fear of a voting bloc long seen as the eternal opposition: Israeli-Arabs.

Pollsters and the "Tel Aviv bubble" underestimated Netanyahu's political skills.

In the run-up to the vote, Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to continue building settlements.

Turnout was high in the close contest between Isaac Herzog and Benjamin Netanyahu.

TV news said Likud and the Zionist Union had secured 27 seats each in the 120-member Knesset.

Netanyahu facing challenge to secure fourth term as he promises more settlements, no Palestinian state in final push

Obama should not expect a sea change in Israel's official attitudes toward Iran if Netanyahu is defeated.

The Israeli election has exposed public fatigue with Benjamin Netanyahu's stress on national security rather than socio-economic problems.

More than half of Israelis make up three groups who are disenchanted with the prime minister.

American Jewish opinion toward Israel today is fractured and will continue to fracture.

The three-term leader is trailing his center-left opponent Isaac Herzog in opinion polls.

It increasingly looks as if Netanyahu's gamble on an early election will backfire.

Zionist Union poised to secure more Knesset seats than Netanyahu's Likud, raising prospects of center-left coalition.