The spell that Israel’s longest-serving prime minister has cast on Israeli politics for two decades seems to have ended.
Netanyahu's Likud party is stabilizing, while his coalition partners see a drop in mandates. Where do parties stand should elections be called?
Current tensions seemed to have strengthened Netanyahu's standing in Israeli politics and public preference, according to a new "Maariv" poll.
Knesset extends IDF service to 36 months temporarily, sparking debate over fairness and military readiness amid financial concerns and opposition.
Head of Budget Department at Finance Ministry, Yogev Gardos, advocated for broad conscription in Israel, proposing benefits and savings, prompting debate and committee action.
According to the poll, the National Unity led by Benny Gantz would garner 25 mandates, while the Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu would yield 21 mandates.
Former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu's leadership, citing lack of updated war objectives, failure in hostage returns, and political interference in security decisions.
National Unity MK Sharren Haskel said on X on Thursday that she had "no hope that the French authorities will be able to deal with this."
Coalition limits parliamentary activity of all committees save the Foreign Affairs and Defense committee.
Knesset Affairs: MK Pnina Tameno-Shete sits down with the ‘Post’ for a candid interview discussing where the country is headed, what are its flaws, and what has been done correctly.
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