Dirty politics
Ben-Gvir and Winter Dig In, Netanyahu's Options Narrow
With just over a week until Israel's candidate list deadline, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scrambling to consolidate the right-wing bloc—but National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and newcomer Ofer Winter are refusing to merge their parties, threatening to splinter the coalition.
30.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Winter condemns
Winter Slams Mega-Scanner at Erez: Flawed Mindset
30.08.26
C14 Desk
Opinion EditorialOpinion Editorial
Israel's Right Must Unite to Win—Will Ego Get in the Way?
30.08.26
Jacob Bardugo
Winter is coming
Ofer Winter's Political Entry Shakes Right and Opposition
30.08.26
Mati Tuchfeld
Cruz aims
Pro-Israel Sen. Ted Cruz Hints: 'I Want to Be President'
27.08.26
C14 Desk
Competitive field
Winter Clears Threshold, Shakes Up Bloc in New Poll
Three days after launching his party, former general Ofer Winter surges to four seats, crossing the electoral threshold for the first time. Six parties each lose a seat, while the right-wing bloc maintains its 63-seat majority.
27.08.26
News
Building the team
Netanyahu to Smotrich and Ben-Gvir: Unite or Face Disaster
27.08.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
True colors
Smotrich Slams Eisenkot: E1 Opposition Enables 'PA' State
27.08.26
C14 Desk
Worthy candidate
Yoseph Haddad: 'I Plan to Be the First Arab in Cabinet'
27.08.26
C14 Desk
Trojan horse
Right Demands Abbas Disqualification—Opposition Silent
27.08.26
Mati Tuchfeld