From 'Lemon Popsicle' Sex Symbol to Star of Yiddish Theater
40 years after her breakthrough role made her a recognizable face internationally, Anat Atzmon talks about examining #MeToo values in retrospect, her Eurovision attempts and aging
Average number of seats in the
two exit polls in which the
parties passed electoral threshold
40 years after her breakthrough role made her a recognizable face internationally, Anat Atzmon talks about examining #MeToo values in retrospect, her Eurovision attempts and aging
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Poll highlights U.S. partisan divide, as two-thirds of Democrats express negative opinion of Netanyahu's government ■ Majority of Americans still view Israeli people favorably
Rafi Peretz and Bezalel Smotrich had reportedly disagreed over the latter's demands, one of which was to grant Netanyahu immunity from prosecution
I still care for my sister, West Bank settler and supporter of Israel's most dangerous, tribalistic and virulent racists and fascists. Just hating the monster won't make it go away
Former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who says he won't join government unless ultra-Orthodox men are drafted, could vote against amended bill - which is expected to pass even without his support
Netanyahu's new government - even more predatory and defiant than before - must usher in a fundamental shift in American Jews’ activism against Israel’s extremists and their alliance with Trump
Polls show that people’s feelings about the economy are shaped by their politics — and the right-wing majority thinks Bibi & Co. have delivered
Justice Hanan Melcer cites testimonies by Likud officials based on hidden cameras; calls on Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit to launch an investigation
The 21st Knesset will have more religiously observant lawmakers than before - but also more LGBTQ community members
Nathan Milikowsky was asked explicitly if he and Netanyahu maintained business ties and he denied it, despite the fact that the two were partners in the SeaDrift steel company from 2007 to 2010

Move over, Ayelet Shaked. Netanyahu's likely pick for the justice portfolio wants a license to kill
Donald Trump's Middle East envoy tweeted that the long-awaited American peace plan will not include territorial transfer from Egypt's Sinai to the Gaza Strip
French president congratulates prime minister for mandate to form government via a letter, follows Germany's Merkel lead in encouraging Israel to 'revive the Middle East peace process'
Forget lobbying to cut non-existent U.S. 'economic aid,' getting arrested outside Birthright, sending angry tweets. If you actually want change, this is what to do
Israel's youngest voters were four times more likely to go for Netanyahu. But there's hope – in the most unexpected place
366,016 votes went to parties that did not pass the electoral threshold, amounting to 8.49 percent of all valid votes
Fragile support for Israel is bound to be crushed by a coalition of Jewish supremacists that would destroy democracy, the rule of law and last remaining prospects for peace
Both the ultra-Orthodox parties and Lieberman are up in arms
Prime minister said before election that Likud would hold the education portfolio, but is now expected to renege and give it to Union of Right-Wing Parties
Yisrael Beiteinu party leader Avigdor Lieberman is making legislation requiring ultra-Orthodox conscription a condition to joining the government
Trump helped Netanyahu get re-elected. Now it’s Netanyahu’s turn to help Trump's 2020 re-election campaign - by playing along with the Kushner 'peace plan' and by ramping up tension with Iran
Thanks to MK Issawi Freij, tens of thousands of Arab citizens voted for Meretz, and it passed the electoral threshold
The party whose forebear founded Israel is also over a million dollars in debt, since campaign budget had been set based on expectations it would win around 15 seats
President Rivlin urged the PM to make all Israelis equal partners after election campaign, in which 'things were said that shouldn't have been said'
Government funding will cover pricey campaign costs for winning parties, but those who found themselves outside Knesset won't be so lucky
Prime minister dismisses criticism over possible appointment of confrontational justice minister, calls it 'threats'
President Reuven Rivlin is expected to task Netanyahu with forming the next government after a majority of 64 lawmakers recommended the premier to build the next coalition
A final recount has failed to substantiate Hayamin Hehadash's claim of vote-counting irregularities in last week's election ■ Bennett: 'I, and I alone, am responsible for the result'
What would have happened if only Israelis living inside the Green Line voted?
Despondent center-leftists console themselves by asserting that elections have changed nothing – but their moments of truth are at hand
65 lawmakers tell Rivlin Netanyahu should build governing coalition; Labor party recommends Benny Gantz, criticizing premier's many years in office