Someone's gotta give
Can the Opposition Form a Government With the Arab Parties?
Ra'am wants back in government and the Joint List may support from outside—but not all opposition parties are willing to cooperate. Liberman's unequivocal declaration and gaps between party leaders complicate the path to an alternative coalition.
27.10.26
C14 Desk
Broken system
The Battle for 61: Three Scenarios for Israel's Next Gov.
27.10.26
C14 Desk
Red-green alliance
Left Bloc Eyes Full Government With Muslim Parties Backing
26.10.26
Mati Tuchfeld
Never left enough
Golan Attacks Eisenkot: "Leadership Requires a Spine"
26.10.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Not without precedent
Likud Fears Eisenkot Preparing for Coalition With Arab Parties
25.10.26
Mati Tuchfeld
Deadlocked
Final Pre-Election Poll: Two Parties Crash Out Completely
With five days until Israel's election, Channel 14's final NEXT DATA poll gives the right-wing bloc 62 seats—enough to form a government. Likud remains the largest party with 30 seats, while two parties fail to cross the electoral threshold.
22.10.26
News
Disqualifying
Eisenkot: We'll Bring 60-70K 'Palestinian' Workers Into Israel
22.10.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
Delusional
Eisenkot's No. 2: Give 'Palestinian' Authority Role in Gaza
21.10.26
Rafael Levi
Getting closer
Gantz Exit Boosts Eisenkot to 20 Seats, Right Bloc Holds 62
20.10.26
News
Campaign fraud
Likud Sues Eisenkot Over Fake Draft Notices Used in Campaign
19.10.26
C14 Desk