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Ron Lauder revealed in Haaretz that Netanyahu rejected a proposed peace deal with Syria, swore him to secrecy and denied Israelis the chance for peace. He treated regional peace as his personal political asset, to use for his own benefit
With Election Day approaching, Netanyahu is resorting to fear-mongering to distract from Oct. 7, his government's failures, the judicial overhaul and the cost of living
Netanyahu summoned the police commissioner to an unusual meeting on police readiness for the election after Danny Levy had snubbed a similar meeting with the far-right national security minister last week
Even a clear opposition victory over Netanyahu is far from certain to bring Israel out of the woods. With major hurdles still ahead, the prime minister shows no sign of leaving the ring without a fight
Netanyahu promised a major IDF operation in the West Bank, 'of a scale not seen since the Six-Day War.' He added that 'The IDF is ready to carry it out. We will determine the timing, but it is coming'
Netanyahu is pinning his hopes on Mojtaba Khamenei dancing to his tune and launching an attack that would postpone the election. Meanwhile, even before heading to the polls, Eisenkot's camp is demanding credit
The father of Guy Illouz, who was taken hostage on October 7 and killed, said he was assaulted by supporters of Benjamin Netanyahu while the premier visited a market in Tel Aviv. Another man was also attacked after confronting Netanyahu
As Netanyahu intensifies pressure on Ofer Winter, Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett are again turning on each other despite growing momentum for their opposition bloc
The Yashar chairman rejected even a rotation deal with Netanyahu, after Lieberman accused him of keeping the option open as opposition parties jockey ahead of the October 27 election
In October, Netanyahu asked an Israeli court to cancel 18 hearings in his graft trial, where he faces bribery and fraud and breach of trust charges, as his lawyer is set to concurrently represent him in hearings in the submarine affair commission
As the two leaders exchanged compliments over the phone, Trump said he had personally written the endorsement of Netanyahu, and the prime minister expressed hope for expanding the Abraham Accords
Trump's belated blessing won't trigger a landslide of votes for the Netanyahu camp, but it legitimizes high-stakes dirty politics that threatens Israel's strategic future
He was close to former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. A Haaretz report revealed that he threatened Herzog that he would publish embarrassing personal information if he pardoned Netanyahu
Trump's Sunday post was merely the start of a campaign for Netanyahu that will reach its peak on Tuesday of next week. And when Trump gambles, he goes all in
Netanyahu says the Emiratis 'help us with a lot of things,' explaining the exception to Israel's ban on reconstruction before Hamas is disarmed. A Palestinian governing committee and international force remain barred from entering Gaza
Netanyahu told the press that he intends to form a coalition Ben-Gvir's party after the election. However, Ben-Gvir claims that Netanyahu told EU countries that the far-right minister will not be joining the government
According to Netanyahu, 'sensational headlines' about the latest 'alleged' West Bank settler attacks are part of a coordinated smear campaign against Israel – video evidence be damned
Trump said that Netanyahu has been 'Brilliant in the face of tremendous opposition.' He added that the U.S. might 'soon finish the job' in Iran, and that if Israel has the wrong leader, 'America will have to do this work ourselves'
The Yashar party slammed Benjamin Netanyahu's initial silence after host Yinon Magal called Gadi Eisenkot a 'monkey.' Netanyahu later condemned the comment while accusing opponents of despising Likud voters
The prime minister demanded answers on Channel 14, saying he wants the truth about October 7. With 11 days until the election, it's time for more senior officials to reveal what they know – because their silence serves Netanyahu
