Likud

Following the surprise outcome of the 2016 presidential election, progressives and Democrats took to the streets across the U.S. in protest.

Netanyahu's denigrators are misrepresenting the democratic proposals to the Supreme Court and are ignoring that judicial reform has long been a consensus issue.

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.

Yesterday, Israelis went to the polls for the fifth time in under four years. As with the previous rounds, I followed the results with trepidation. It's too early to know yet exactly what Israel's next coalition government will look like, but what we can see now does not bode well for Israel's future.

The Florida lawmaker appeared to make a comparison with the possibility of Donald Trump coming back to re-run as president in 2024.

The new Israeli prime minister thanked Netanyahu for his leadership of the country.

Sa'ar is 54 years old, and Bennett is 49. Their futures lay before them.

Beleaguered as they are, the two leaders' mastery of social media is giving them a competitive edge over domestic rivals.

"This is a night of great victory," Netanyahu said to his supporters. "We won against all odds. They eulogized us, but we prevailed."

The veteran Israeli leader looks set to form a new coalition government for his fifth term.

About 1,300 secret cameras were deployed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's center-right Likud party, according to the Israeli news site Ynet.

The government coalition collapsed Friday after disagreements over the vacant defense minister post.

Herzog said the discovery "arouses disgust and demonstrates Netanyahu's distasteful nature."

Palestinians say accepting Netanyahu's call could deny Palestinian refugees of past wars any right of return.

Israeli prime minister says he will pursue 'responsible policies' in visit to the White House.

David Friedman is against a two-state solution and wants to annex the West Bank.

The Supreme Court ruled that Amona, on Palestinian land, must be razed.

A public outcry over no women scheduled to perform leads to sponsors pulling out of concert.

Repair work on Saturdays to maintain Israel's rail system has sparked a government crisis.

The bill will force human rights groups to disclose the source of their foreign funding.

It ensures the use of all force necessary to prevent the capture of an Israeli soldier.

National Aliyah Day will celebrate Jewish immigration to the country.

Isaac Herzog rejected spokesman's Facebook post calling Jewish settlers "murderers."

Coalition minister resigns and opposition lawmakers warn about threat to country's security.

Glick, who survived a 2014 assassination attempt, to replace Moshe Yaalon, who quits Israeli politics.

The Israeli prime minister has crushed the opposition, shored up his support and put himself on course to become his country's longest-serving leader.

Deputy military chief says he's 'finding signs' of the 'nauseating processes that occurred in Europe...back then' in Israel today.

Reuven Rivlin criticized his own Likud party for inviting an Austrian far-right leader to Israel.

The daily "Israel Hayom," owned by Sheldon Adelson, caused Israel's rating to drop from 'free' to partly free.'

The breaches of faith by Israel's Arab politicians would be unthinkable in virtually any other democracy, writes Michael Oren.