Once again, Israel goes to elections.

Benny Gantz has put the ball in his own court.

Is a socially conservative Muslim-Jewish alliance emerging?

Will Arab parties turn away from anti-Zionism and toward their constituents’ everyday concerns?

The Knesset’s new session is off to a running start—on a treadmill.

Elections have been avoided, but the crisis continues.

The people have already spoken.

The country desperately needs a break from vicious political battles.

A showdown between the judicial and legislative branches may be inevitable.

Was Yuli Edelstein justified in keeping the Knesset closed?

The conflict between the judiciary and the legislature puts Israel in a situation without clear precedents.

The political crisis is real, but the hysteria is unwarranted.

The prime minister-designate is poised to invite them into his coalition.

Raising the electoral threshold paved the way for Otzma.