Israeli Election

This next governing coalition, and by extension the next Knesset, will likely be the most religious and the most right-wing in the history of the Jewish state.

The nation's longest-serving prime minister has lost ground and is on the ropes—but he could still surprise on March 23.

Netanyahu's personal priorities, not the party's nor the country's, now drive Israeli domestic politics.

Netanyahu's lawyers could present new evidence to avoid prosecution, but the attorney general's announcement could sway some voters. 

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

Having previously defended Israel at U.N., U.S. "reassessing" relations after Netanyahu's pre-election disavowal of Palestinian state.

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

EU foreign policy chief proposes "mutually beneficial relationship" after Netanyahu rules out Palestinian state prior to election victory.

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

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

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

Israeli PM stokes fears of centrist coalition with Arab backing as Zionist Union pulls ahead in polls

Israeli PM entreats supporters at rally and says opponent would divide Jerusalem and give territory to Palestinians.

Avigdor Lieberman said opponents of the Israeli state "deserve to have heads chopped off with an axe".

Israeli PM's controversial Washington address fails to cut Zionist Union's two-seat poll lead.

Will Israelis vote for security or prosperity?

The Likud video claims votes for left will leave Israel open to ISIS invasion.

With the polls neck-and-neck, the election is Benjamin Netanyahu's to lose.

Will the accusations of corruption alter the election result?