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Left-wing parties had accepted defeat well before the votes were cast, but the humiliation was just a bad when the polls closed. Journalists almost outnumbered the activists in the half-empty headquarters.

In 1981, the elite tried to separate Israel of the "second tier" from the leader they had voted into office, Menachem Begin, claiming he was putting the future of the country in danger. Not much has changed.

"If Likud voters don't wake up, we'll lose the election," warns PM Benjamin Netanyahu • Targeting Benny Gantz, Netanyahu asks, "If this has been the hardest month of his life, how can he handle being prime minister?"

Arab regimes are today demonstrating more flexibility on normalization with Israel, in particular in the Gulf region, says Abd Al-Hamid Al-Ansari, one of the most outspoken liberal voices in the Arab world.

Former GOC Southern Command Maj. Gen. Tal Russo: We need to find a solution for them, come up with a plan. You can't continue this reactive policy of putting out fires.

The revival of the submarine case has succeeded in drawing attention away from the scandal over Benny Gantz's hacked cellphone and for the first time has enabled Blue and White to force Netanyahu to respond to their election campaign agenda.

Former Jerusalem mayor and Likud candidate Nir Barkat wants it noted that he is a team player. Despite the waystations...

This week's ruling by the Supreme Court, which rejected a right-wing candidate while allowing left-wing candidates to run, harmed both freedom of expression and the public's sense of justice.

It appears the celebration over the death of the Iranian presence in Syria was premature. Despite all the blows, strikes,...

1 Now it came to pass in the thirtieth year, in the month Adar II, in the fifth day of...