Why 70 Percent of Israelis Want Netanyahu to Resign
The Israeli prime minister ignores the views of the majority of his people.
The Times of Israel on MSN14h
Gideon Sa’ar’s New Hope signs agreement to rejoin Likud in next elections
Foreign minister, who left ruling party after failed 2019 leadership bid, thanks PM for 'putting past behind us'; his deputy ...
The Times of Israel on MSN9h
Netanyahu accuses Shin Bet chief of blackmail as feud reaches new heights
PM offers minimal detail to back up claim, makes same allegation against Ronen Bar's predecessor after Nadav Argaman ...
The Times of Israel on MSN16h
Herzog reportedly tried to influence, shorten proceedings in Netanyahu graft case
Newspaper says president repeatedly attempted to push AG to reach plea deal with PM, grant his requests to delay testimony; ...
Likud, New Hope-United Right to merge as one party
The agreement must be approved in the Likud Secretariat and the similar body in United Right within seven days, and must be approved in the Likud Central Committee within 90 days.
The Times of Israel on MSN21h
Unlike predecessor, IDF chief Zamir said on board with comptroller’s Oct. 7 probe
In shift from Halevi, who clashed with ombudsman, Zamir reportedly may not believe a state commission of inquiry is needed ...
The Economist19h
Binyamin Netanyahu likens himself to Donald Trump
But Mr Netanyahu is having less success shifting two other senior people: Ronen Bar, the head of Shin Bet, and Gali Baharav-Miara, the attorney-general. Both were appointed to fixed terms by the ...