Netanyahu fights to stay relevant as Israel’s opposition closes in
A new Knesset shaped by October 7 prepares to convene as Netanyahu fights to prevent an opposition-led government
A new Knesset shaped by October 7 prepares to convene as Netanyahu fights to prevent an opposition-led government
Benjamin Netanyahu uses a speech traditionally used as a toast to rail against Arab-Israeli members of the Knesset, three weeks after a deadlocked election result.
Herzog calls for an inquiry into the October 7 attacks during a Knesset session amid political gridlock following elections.
Former military chief Gadi Eisenkot has mandate to try to form a government – with Netanyahu waiting if he fails
There were clashes as Israel's caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced the Knesset for the first time since the election.
Opposition politicians get first chance to take control of levers of power, even as they struggle to form government
Yousef Jabareen says he is ready to join forces with opposition bloc to oust Benjamin Netanyahu after winning record number of seats in Knesset
Israel's election leaves the country facing weeks of coalition bargaining and an uphill battle for the opposition party to form a majority government.
With nearly 86 per cent of votes counted, Israeli media projected Netanyahu's bloc would win 53 of the 120-seat Knesset.
Israel’s elections produced no clear winner Tuesday night, exit polls showed. Follow for live updates.
Israeli election projections show that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival Gadi Eisenkot are within reach of the 61 seats needed for a governing majority in the 120-seat parliament, the Knesset. So where does the country go from here? CNN’s Oren Liebermann reports.
With 85% of ballots counted, Netanyahu's Likud party and its allies are set to win 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.
Exit polls indicate opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot will have to work with Arab-Israeli leaders to have a hope of governing
Israel has only ever been governed by coalitions. Can you put one together that reaches 61 of the Knesset's 120 seats?
Israel’s elections produced no clear winner Tuesday night, exit polls showed, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival Gadi Eisenkot within reach of the 61 seats needed for a governing majority in the 120-seat parliament, the Knesset.
Israel’s elections produced no clear winner Tuesday night, exit polls showed, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival Gadi Eisenkot within reach of the 61 seats needed for a governing majority in the 120-seat parliament, the Knesset. CNN’s Jeremy Diamond reports.
Revised exit polls suggest a tie between Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition and Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition bloc, plus marked gains by Palestinian parties
SBS News visits Kibbutz Be’eri, where 131 Israelis were killed by Hamas and dozens more were abducted to Gaza during the October 7 attacks.