Allegations of stolen ballots in Likud's primary highlight internal rot that, combined with the PM's fear of right-wing splinter factions, mirrors the collapse of the party in 1992 The post The nightmare of the 1992 election is coming back to haunt Netanyahu appeared first on The Times of Israel.

A recent opinion poll indicates a significant shift in Israeli election dynamics, with Gadi Eisenkot of the Yashar party defeating Benjamin Netanyahu in a head-to-head contest for PM

Facing corruption charges, an ICC arrest warrant and an election he could lose, Israel’s infamous prime minister is fighting to preserve the political power that has helped him withstand years of legal pressure.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party on Friday upbraided a far-right cabinet member for refusing to run on a joint slate with another ultranationalist, warning a split vote risked tanking their coalition in upcoming elections.

Benjamin Netanyahu's wife is being sued for allegedly calling an employee an "undeveloped Moroccan". Sara Netanyahu also faces accusations that she made the domestic staff member work unlawfully long hours and perform demeaning tasks such as cleaning the soles of her shoes with wet wipes.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is claiming that the Islamic Republic of Iran attempted to kill one of his children, and a subsequent report claims it was his son living in Florida. The Israeli premier made the accusation during an interview with Israeli outlet Channel 14,

The letter, led by Sens. Adam Schiff (D-CA), Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Cory Booker (D-NJ), who have generally been supportive of Israel, was signed by every Senate Democrat except for Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and John Fetterman (D-PA) — who stand at opposite ends of the caucus on Israel issues.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday posted what he described as his personal phone number and invited Israelis to contact him with their questions and problems.  It was an election-season stunt that drew such a flood of responses that the number’s WhatsApp account was blocked within minutes and those calling received a busy signal.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday claimed that Iran had attempted to assassinate one of his two sons, but did not provide details about the alleged plot or identify which son was targeted.

Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Iran tried to assassinate one of his sons. Facing pressure to justify expensive security arrangements for his family, the Israeli prime minister said that one of his two sons had been the target of a murder plot by Tehran. He refused to say whether Yair Netanyahu, 35, or Avner Netanyahu, 31 was targeted.

Iran 'tried to kill' one of my sons, claims Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

When the existence of the channel became known, the reaction among the heads of Israel’s security branches was one of complete shock. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held direct contact and