Lessons for both the right and the left.

A Labor-party member of Israel’s Knesset gave an impassioned speech last week accusing the Israeli right of having “lost Zionism some time ago.” In fact,. . .

Under Isaac Herzog’s leadership, the once-dominant Labor party seems to be on its way to a revival; a mood of enthusiasm accompanied Tuesday’s primaries. But. . .

For the first time since 2000, writes Jonathan Spyer, a center-left coalition has a real chance of defeating the right in Israel’s elections. But Spyer. . .

Last Wednesday, Israel’s Labor party, led by Isaac Herzog, and the centrist Hatnua, led by Tzipi Livni, agreed to merge. Conventional wisdom holds that Hatnua. . .

In part, the fall of the current Israeli government can be blamed on the clumsy maneuvering of some of its members. But the underlying cause,. . .

Isaac Herzog’s surprise ouster of Shelly Yachimovich as leader of Israel’s Labor party may be good news for Benjamin Netanyahu but not for his. . .

In the early 1990s, in exchange for their support of the Oslo agreement, the Labor party gave control over religious institutions to the ultra-Orthodox. Now. . .