Israel Elections 2022
IDF continues to strike Hamas targets in Gaza
During IDF activity in Khan Yunis, an Israeli Air Force fighter jet struck a Hamas terrorist cell operating inside terrorist infrastructure, where they were preparing to attack IDF troops.
"Together we will win" - Tiv Taam online deliveries
Jpost at 90: Inside an Israeli newsroom on Election Day
Likud's Israel Katz claims Netanyahu 'has to' give him Finance Ministry
Israel's elections in 2022 were haunted by the ghosts of 2018 - takeaways
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: At the end of the day, Israel has a lot of centrist voters, but they still don’t seem to bring home more than 35 mandates, which is around 1.2 million votes.
Is Itamar Ben-Gvir the real winner of Israel's elections?
MIDDLE ISRAEL: Activist, rabble-rouser and lawyer Itamar Ben-Gvir, is the politician who outsmarted Benjamin Netanyahu himself.
Israel election results due to Bennett and Lapid's utter failure
INSIDE POLITICS: After Bennett’s prime ministerial hubris destroyed his party and brought down the coalition, Lapid’s same pride and boastfulness led his camp to what many consider its doomsday.
Netanyahu won Israel's elections because of Lapid bloc's faults
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: The anti-Netanyahu bloc has three people to blame: Yair Lapid, Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli and Balad leader MK Sami Abou Shahadeh.
Will Israel's Netanyahu lead or be led by Ben-Gvir, coalition partners?
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: The question is whether Netanyahu will be able to keep his coalition partners – the Religious Zionist Party, Shas and UTJ – in order.
Is A-G Gali Baharav-Miara under threat by the incoming gov’t?
Baharav-Miara believes now that Netanyahu has secured his return to power, that he might return to a relative position of respecting the legal establishment.
Lapid concedes defeat, promises orderly transfer of power
Labor won only four seats in the new government with its sister party Meretz falling below the threshold.
3 things Ben-Gvir will attempt to promote as Israeli minister
So what does Itamar Ben-Gvir, the most colorful and controversial senior Israeli politician, plan to do if he actually joins a Benjamin Netanyahu-led coalition?
Netanyahu's Right won, but can he build a coalition with Ben-Gvir?
For Netanyahu, Shas and UTJ are dream coalition partners. The Religious Zionist Party, featuring Itamar Ben-Gvir, is an Israeli diplomatic nightmare.
Netanyahu assured with near-certain victory as almost 90% votes counted
On Wednesday night, Meretz was placed just below the threshold of 3.25%, and the Likud led with 32 seats.
