Israel’s fifth election in four years looks set to return long-serving prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to power. His Likud party is expected to form a coalition of right-wing and religious ...

Americans are used to having a drawn-out election season, but in Israel, it has been nonstop for four years. Tuesday, the country's fifth consecutive election will get underway and Israelis will ...

Blasts rang out across a swath of the Middle Eastern republic’s territory, targeting Iran’s nuclear capabilities, military ...

Israel elections: Far-right surges to become third-largest party as Netanyahu set for comeback Former prime minister tells Likud supporters at his party's election headquarters that 'we are on the ...

Palestinian citizens of Israel could hold the key to ending the country's political deadlock in next week's election, the fifth in four years.

Political map in Israel swings sharply to the right after elections Mr Benjamin Netanyahu has dominated Israeli politics for two decades and has served as prime minister no fewer than five times.

Hizbullah’s sprawling financial empire looks newly vulnerable America’s election and Israel’s wars reach a crescendo—together Read all of our coverage of the war ...

Now to Israel, which holds national elections Tuesday. And the question is, could Benjamin Netanyahu and the far-right rise to power again? You may remember that Netanyahu was ousted as Israel's ...

The majority of votes from Israel’s national election have been tallied, and Israel appears to be barreling toward a right-wing government headed by former Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu ...

By examining the election results through the eyes of Israel's 12 Tribes, we can better understand we're Israel is heading ...

The president’s blank-check support of Israel’s war on Gaza is alienating many of the Black and brown voters he needs to win reelection.

Israeli leaders are seeking to reshape the regional landscape in Israel's favor and shield its borders from any future attacks, sources familiar with their thinking say.