While they won't admit it on the record, many in the security establishment prefer a deal to no deal
With no Haredi parties in the government, the fight for egalitarian prayers at the Western Wall is about to become much more significant
Bennett is acquiring a statesman's swagger, which he'll need to keep his government together
Israel PM talks booster jabs, climate change and Palestine with the JC
The Defence Minister hasn't given up his ambition to become PM, but it won't happen in this government
Historic allegations against the former PM raise a particular problem for Labour leader Merav Michaeli
With front runner Elazar Stern out of the race an unprecedented political fight has begun
Naftali Bennett needs to learn from Bibi how to use Mossad's work to maximum effect
Israel's PM is running the risk that being non-Netanyahu will define his entire term in office
The Bennett government increasingly sees the deal as an efficient if imperfect arms-control treaty
As it nears its 100 day mark the contours of the Israeli government's foreign policy are becoming clear
With his influence on the wane the chance of Netanyahu removing Bennet's government seems unlikely
Netanyahu's vaccine plan succeeded, but even that couldn't keep him in power
Israel narrowly survived its forest fires, next time it may not be so fortunate
Israeli diplomats and intelligence officials have been surprised, pleasantly, by the Biden team, writes Anshel Pfeffer
As the number of new cases of Covid spike in Israel’s fourth wave of the pandemic, Naftali Bennett and his cabinet face a challenge which is as political as it is medical
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