Columnist Dvir Kerib argues that leaders who avoid responsibility after catastrophic failures pose an existential danger to Israel, reviving the accountability question that has haunted the nation since October 7, 2023.
Britain's Green Party conference voted to characterize Zionism as an 'ethno-nationalist political project,' endorsing support for a single democratic state across historic Palestine. Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned the move as support for terrorism.
Balad party chairman Jamal Zahalka withdraws his candidacy after Israel's Supreme Court signals approval of his disqualification, but party insists he will continue leading the joint Arab list.
In the first setback since launching his party, Ofer Winter's Aam Yisrael fails to cross the 3.25% electoral threshold in a new Kan 11 mandate poll, as Eisenkot's Yisrael Beiteinu gains ground against Netanyahu's Likud.
A France expert warns that the country risks sliding into civil unrest as student protests continue, with far-right leader Marine Le Pen positioned to capitalize on the chaos ahead of elections.
Zack Polanski, head of the UK Green Party's international affairs, claims Israel has orchestrated false flag operations, sparking controversy within the party over the incendiary allegations.
A prominent Israeli figure warns that the nation's existence is uncertain within years, citing critical threats to state survival as the public remains silent on the deteriorating situation.
A resurfaced Arabic-language interview threatens the political standing of Yosef Haddad, the number-two figure in Otzma Yehudit, after he expressed support for Palestinian statehood and peace five years ago.
Israeli politician Yosef Haddad disputes a resurfaced video showing him endorsing Palestinian statehood, claiming the clip was selectively edited. He clarifies his current position: a Palestinian state will not be established.
Blue and White leader Benny Gantz released a video urging voters to support his candidacy, but sources close to him suggest he will only run if polls show he can clear the electoral threshold. The party faces existential pressure as recent surveys consistently show it failing to enter the Knesset.
In the final stretch of his election campaign, far-right politician Ofer Winter doubles down on controversial positions: supporting Israeli settlements in Gaza and opposing a state investigation into the war, while ruling out cooperation with centrist challenger Gadi Eisenkot.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clashed with a British journalist during a heated interview, accusing her of representing an 'Islamic-leftist alliance' and criticizing her line of questioning as unfair and persistent.
