Those figurines behind Netanyahu: What do they mean?
The collectible statues are the brainchild of Assaf Harari, owner of Piece of History Studio. He has so far created 35 Zionist figurines.
Politics
Former PM Olmert defamed Netanyahu, court rules
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court dismisses Olmert's claim that he was "expressing an opinion in good faith" by saying Netanyahu exhibited "crazy behavior" and that his wife and son suffered from "mental illness."
This time around, Netanyahu sounds different
The former prime minister’s candid rhetoric during a recent political event stunned even his closest allies. What is behind the change?
Fugitive former MK suspected of sending cash-stuffed suitcases to Arab party
Former Balad lawmaker Azmi Bishara, who fled to Qatar after being suspected of spying for Hezbollah, is said to have provided the faction with over two million shekels.
Shaked: We'll form a unity government with a right-wing majority
Interior minister and leader of Zionist Spirit party Ayelet Shaked tells Israel Hayom that her new party is the "only one" that can create a unity government.
Montreal native is Likud's point man for Anglo immigrants
Dan Illouz recently secured the “immigrant” slot on the political party's electoral list and has a high probability of entering parliament following Israel's Nov. 1 elections.
Herzog intends to smash political impasse
Like his father did in 1984, when a unity government turned out to be one of the best Israel ever had, Isaac Herzog will demand that the political players act like adults rather than spoiled kindergartners.
Far-right party leader weighs reserved slot for Jonathan Pollard
Otzma Yehudit head MK Itamar Ben-Gvir has reportedly been polling to see how Pollard's name plays with party supporters.
Head of far-right Otzma Yehudit party announces solo run
MK Itamar Ben-Gvir announces that he tried "every way" of running on a joint ticket with MK Bezalel Smotrich. Smotrich: You're making a serious mistake.
'Anyone who talks about the post-Netanyahu era probably wants it to arrive'
Former justice and public security minister Amir Ohana, who rocketed to the fifth slot on the Likud list in this week's party primaries, talks to Israel Hayom about the significance of the changes to the list.