Tag: likud

According to the latest Direct Polls survey, conducted by Shlomo Filber in the wake of the release on Monday...

Israel’s ruling Likud Party on Monday denounced former premier Ehud Barak for posting to social media a video that...

Trying to predict events when it comes to Israel and the region is fraught with uncertainty. Crystal balls may...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sacked Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, triggering mass protests a day after Gallant broke...

Israel’s government voted on Sunday in favour of the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the purchase...

Member of the Knesset Avi Dichter has stated his intention to seek the leadership of the Likud Party.

Jonathan S. Tobin: The future of the “government of change” is still in doubt, and its prospects are dubious. But despite the political attacks, the prospective new prime minister has a lot to offer.

Yesh Atid presents the Knesset Secretariat with the signatures of 61 lawmakers, looking to have a new government sworn in by next week.

The Central Election Committee (CEC) on Tuesday night announced that the election results changed slightly following their investigation into election fraud at several ballots. Under the amended results, the Likud gained its 32ed seat at the expense of United Torah Judaism (UTJ), which will have seven seats in the upcoming Knesset.

In the upcoming general elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Likud Party would receive between 27 and 30 seats in the next Knesset, making it the largest party yet again, a sum of recent polls indicate.

Michael Kuttner writes on what happened to the projected doom and destruction for Netanyahu and Likud