Likud party
Likud members still support Netanyahu, hold reservations on his policies - poll
In the Likud list for the 26th Knesset, according to the poll of members, Talya Gottlieb leads with 71.5%. Following her are Amir Ohana with 69.9%, Moshe Saada with 61.6%, and Eli Cohen with 56.6%.
Netanyahu criminal trial returns after two months, testimony hearing cut short
Members of Israel's Right in talks to form new party as alternative to Likud
Bennett doubles down on mandatory haredi enlistment, blames current gov't for lack of IDF soldiers
What are questions that remain for Israel's political parties - analysis
With the primary season over, which questions remain for Israel's political parties?
Inner tension in Likud spills over two weeks after primary
Reports of irregularities are still being examined.
Who are the other new members on the Likud list?
These are the five new members on the Likud list for the upcoming election.
Israel elections: How are Likud and Labor primaries significant? - opinion
One thing is certain: neither the list elected last week in the Labor Party, nor the one elected in the Likud would have been imaginable back in the 1990s.
Who are the new members of the Likud list?
An in-depth look into five of the 10 new Likud list members likely to enter the next Knesset.
Israel elections: 'They don't want minorities in Likud' - MK Fateen Mulla
Back in July, Fateen Mulla also sharply criticized Likud after the party made the decision to move the slot reserved for a minority MK to number 44 on the list.
Likud primaries: Who is number 1? Which MKs are out and where is Miri Regev?
MKs Eli Cohen, Yoav Gallant, David Amsalem and Amir Ohana occupy other top spots • Miri Regev first among women candidates on the party list.
Netanyahu cases 'falling apart', Anglo Likud primary candidate says - interview
Likud primary candidate Fleur Hassan-Nahoum spoke in an interview about Netanyahu, per platform and what olim in Israel need.
Likud and Labor head to the primary polls
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov.
Israel elections: Likud reaching new lows with Netanyahu in charge, shame - editorial
How did we get to a point where in a major party, the understanding is that to score points one needs to trash-talk and accept this type of behavior?