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Netanyahu learned political bullying from Trump. They are now both discovering its limits

Opinion: Trump's election setback shows that bullying cannot replace policy; in Israel, Netanyahu's warnings of unrest and attacks on Arab voters expose the same tactics, as that intimidation is losing its grip on politics and media

Nahum Barnea | 11.09.26

קדם משפט שרה נתניהו בתביעה כנגד מערכות תקשורת

Sara Netanyahu: ‘I have no access to security information, including on Iran strikes’

Prime minister’s wife again denies claims she told a friend in advance about plans to kill Hassan Nasrallah; she drops her defamation case against several media outlets but will continue proceedings against the owner of a popular Telegram channel

Gilad Cohen | 11.08.26

בני גנץ, בנימין נתניהו, גדי איזנקוט, שאול מופז

Netanyahu calls for unity again. Here is how his previous attempts ended

From Ehud Barak and Shaul Mofaz to Benny Gantz, Netanyahu has repeatedly brought centrist and center-left rivals into his governments; some deals collapsed within weeks, others lasted months, and nearly all were marked by bitter political breakdowns

Nina Fox | 11.08.26

Israel voted for change. Now its leaders must not be afraid

Opinion: The voters demanded change, Netanyahu’s era is ending and Israel’s institutions must ensure a democratic transfer of power — without fear, excuses or attempts to defy the result

Shimon Shiffer | 11.08.26

To replace Netanyahu, Israel’s opposition must learn to be smart, not just right

Opinion: The anti-Netanyahu bloc failed to win a majority, leaving its leaders with an uncomfortable choice: work with ultra-Orthodox parties and rely on Arab support, or remain in opposition while Netanyahu’s camp keeps making the decisions

Ariela Ringel Hoffman | 11.08.26

This is why Netanyahu is pushing for a unity government again as Haredi parties consider switching sides

Facing possibility of a coalition between Eisenkot's bloc and Haredi parties, Netanyahu reconsiders a unity government he previously rejected; Yashar! dismisses appeal as political stunt, while divisions over Liberman's strategy deepen within anti-Netanyahu bloc

Moran Azulay | 11.08.26

After meeting Netanyahu, Herzog to task Eisenkot with forming government

A week and a half after the election, Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot will receive the mandate Sunday after securing recommendations from 67 lawmakers

Moran Azulay | 11.07.26

‘This is a time for unity’: Netanyahu renews coalition appeal as Eisenkot courts Haredi parties

With Gadi Eisenkot set to receive the mandate to form a government, Netanyahu urges a unity coalition but insists his entire bloc join; Israel’s Democrats signal openness to the ultra-Orthodox while setting tough conditions

Moran Azulay, Yuval Karni | 11.07.26

One last chance for unity before a minority government

Opinion: Unity is vital amid Israel's deadlock and diplomatic and security challenges, but Netanyahu and Likud's post-election campaign to delegitimize democratic rules shook its strongest supporters; Eisenkot has one last move

Chen Artzi Sror | 11.07.26

Then-US ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

‘Netanyahu is toxic’: ex-US envoy says Israel needs new leadership to repair ties with Washington

Dan Shapiro argues that US arms sales will face tighter conditions, settlement expansion must stop and settler violence must be confronted; despite the Democrats' sweeping victory, he says the party's most vocal Israel critics will not dictate policy

Itamar Eichner | 11.06.26

Avigdor Liberman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Why ousting Netanyahu matters more than the Haredi draft

Opinion: After years of demanding ultra-Orthodox military conscription, Liberman has to embrace painful compromises to form a stable government, heal Israel's deepening divisions and repair its deteriorating international standing

Judy Shalom Nir-Mozes | 11.06.26

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump

Netanyahu's office hails shift from US military aid to partnership after Trump announces cutoff

PM's office casts end of $3.8 billion in annual US military assistance as sign of stronger bilateral ties, despite Israeli defense and finance officials being unaware of agreement; abrupt cutoff could force Israel to overhaul arms procurement and missile defense funding

Itamar Eichner | 11.06.26

Two ‘lame ducks’ and the risk of another war with Iran

Analysis: After election setbacks in the US and Israel, Trump weighs renewed strikes or negotiations as Iran threatens retaliation against Gulf states and regional allies prepare for conflict, raising fears that another confrontation could spread

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 11.06.26

Trump says US will end $4 billion in aid to Israel. Could Egypt and Jordan pay the price?

Analysis: Trump's proposed cutoff of the $3.8 billion annual military package would not automatically affect Cairo or Amman, but it could weaken the political foundations of the wider American security architecture that has helped preserve Israel's peace with its Arab neighbors

Amine Ayoub | 11.06.26

Eisenkot's coalition puzzle: four paths to replacing Netanyahu

Despite securing 67 recommendations, Eisenkot faces a difficult choice between minority rule, deals with Arab and Haredi parties, a unity government with Netanyahu or another failed attempt to break Israel's political deadlock

Yuval Karni | 11.06.26

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