Israel Elections 2026
Sohlberg: Election suspicions have not developed into evidence, but inquiry must continue
“The investigation is ongoing. Classified information has been presented that has not yet developed into actual evidence, and may not; time will tell,” Sohlberg wrote.
Eisenkot meets Netanyahu for two-hour security briefing amid tensions over potential Iran strikes
Israel's 26th Knesset has an opportunity to get to work - editorial
Shin Bet claims new evidence in foreign election interference probe despite police findings
Yashar's Eisenkot to receive mandate to form new government, president announces
Should all attempts to form a government fail, the Knesset would be dissolved, and another election would be held.
Voices from the Arab Press: Why Arabs are betting on Eisenkot, and why they may be disappointed
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Netanyahu calls for unity government in first since election, warns of 'coalitions with Islamists'
Netanyahu called for a unity government on Saturday, warning that an opposition coalition backed by Islamists would threaten Israel's future and security.
Israel or Judea, democracy or religion: What the 2026 election was really about - opinion
The 2026 elections raised a fundamental question about whether Israel can reconcile its Jewish national identity with equal political citizenship.
Eisenkot moves closer to ousting Netanyahu, what could come next for Israel?
There are several different paths the Yashar party leader could take, but all of them have obstacles.
Bereaved families' forum seeks Shin Bet probe into alleged Ra'am voter-tracking app
The application, called Aswatcom, allegedly enabled activists to track voter participation in real time at individual polling stations and manage the party's election-day operations.
US midterms reshaped Washington - but they won't decide our Jewish destiny - opinion
Our response cannot be confined to better lobbying and stronger security arrangements. We need to ask a more searching question: What are we doing to make the next generation want to be Jewish?
Border Police remove pro-Palestinian graffiti as Arab parties demand action on crime, governance
Border Police painted over nationalist graffiti in western Galilee villages, highlighting debates over governance as Arab parties seek political influence following the election.
The consequences of the nature of hate - opinion
When a substantial number of citizens suspect their institutions are failing to investigate credible evidence, the damage extends far beyond disputed ballots.
Leadership and quiet courage: What can Israeli politicians learn from the story of Abraham?
The elections have done little to break the deadlock, and another round would only further strain an already divided public, with little reason to expect a different outcome.
