No replacements
Netanyahu: Won't Drop Any Coalition Partner to Form Government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is telling allies he won't abandon any current coalition partner to bring in another party—even as his bloc sits at just 53 seats, eight short of the 61 needed to form a government.
28.10.26
Mati Tuchfeld
Arab surge
Arab Parties Hit Record High in Israeli Election
28.10.26
C14 Desk
Existential claim
PM's Son: Most Israeli Muslims Identify as 'Palestinians'
28.10.26
C14 Desk
Winter's failure
Winter Takes Blame for Loss: 'The Responsibility Is Mine'
28.10.26
Tehilla Chakol
Opinion EditorialKeys handed-over?
Left Already Calling for Government with Arab Parties
28.10.26
Yaara Zered
Arab celebrations?
Arab Media Celebrates Surge of Arab Parties in Elections
Arab media outlets are highlighting the strong showing of the Joint List and Ra'am in Israel's election, emphasizing how the Arab vote may block Netanyahu from securing a majority.
28.10.26
C14 Desk
Operation defection?
The 59-Seat Trap: How Netanyahu Could Still Hold Power
28.10.26
Mati Tuchfeld
Elections 2026
United Torah Judaism Denies Left-Wing Coalition Overtures
28.10.26
Refael Levi
Elections 2026
Likud Accuses Arab Parties of Stealing Election Through Fraud
28.10.26
C14 Desk
Herzog's exit-card
Herzog's Deal: Netanyahu Serves Two Years, Retires—Gets Pardon
28.10.26
Moti Kastel