Analysis

By any objective standard, Netanyahu's last decade in power has been one of remarkable success for Israel. But the election may mean his premiership is entering its final phase.

Without the relative stability of his natural partners, Benjamin Netanyahu currently has a bloc of Knesset members supporting him to form a new government but it falls about six seats short of a majority.

While Israeli Arabs see the Joint Arab List's electoral success as a turning point, some wonder whether its MKs will turn political success into tangible achievements for their constituency.

Abqaiq, a single point of failure that could remove millions of barrels per day from the global oil market for an extended period if damaged badly enough, has long been identified as the top security risk worldwide.

Former IDF Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Ronen Manelis, who was succeeded on Sunday by Brig. Gen. Hidai Zilberman, transformed the role of the Spokesperson's Unit from a supplier of information to an integral operational tool.

Gaza's terrorist groups are certain that another major flare-up will take place after the election, but the question is for how long and on what scale.

Israel's working assumption has to be that Nasrallah will not be satisfied with firing a few antitank missiles at Israeli military installations and vehicles.

Given the major departures of pro-Israel figures like the now former national security adviser and the upcoming resignation of US special envoy Jason Greenblatt, questions remain as to the direction of the Trump administration.

What happens if Netanyahu is indicted while in office? But can either bloc get a majority? Who will Avigdor Lieberman support?

Iran originally set up militias in Syria to defend the Assad regime; now, they are functioning as an offensive front against Israel.