The former prime minister looks set to make a spectacular comeback
By Richard Pater
We take a look at the far-right duo who could soon shape Israeli politics
By Georgia L Gilholy
Former PM Benjamin Netanyahu is set to make a shock return to power after 17 months in opposition
By Ben Bloch
The former premier is aiming for a record sixth term in office
By Daniel Ben-David
By Anshel Pfeffer
The last thing Netanyahu wants is to return to office as the leader of a pariah government
The 2014 change to the electoral threshold, the turnout in the Arab community and who the right-wing voters will turn to will play crucial roles
By Calev Ben-Dor
The Likud leader said he was previously 'on the verge' of gaining American support for the move
By Felix Pope
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Zara Israel boss Joey Schwebel hosted a campaign event with Itamar Ben Gvir
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Israel's refusal to send Ukraine military aid is likely related to its arrangement with Russia in Syria
Opposition leader also expects to be asked to mediate in talks between Russia and Ukraine
By JC Reporter
Former PM mulls how much influence in his coalition to give to controversial MKs
Bibi’s Likud currently holds 29 seats in the Knesset and is still Israel’s largest single party ahead of the November election
Timing of election should have afforded them a lengthy break but they got called in to study the new gas-field treaty
The agreement, brokered during weeks of intense negotiation with French and US help, ends a ten-year dispute and will allow Israel to begin pumping gas within days
By David Rose
After intensive late talks to resolve last-minute Lebanese demands, the agreement is set to be presented to cabinet and government for approval
Go-betweens have been testing the waters for a potential way to bring an end to the former PM's trial and allow a broader coalition that both Likud and at least one of the centrist parties can be part of