After Gaza, what's next for Netanyahu?

After Gaza, what's next for Netanyahu?

The PM's associates are sending very clear messages stating that Netanyahu will not head to elections before the following objectives are met: the return of the hostages; ensuring that Hamas does not return to rule, and placing Gaza on a path to demilitarization. His circle also discusses reinforcing achievements against Lebanon, Syria, and Iran – and even the signing of several peace treaties.

Can Israel avoid early elections?

Can Israel avoid early elections?

Bennett and Lapid can ask the president to dissolve the Knesset on the grounds it is disrupting the function of the government. The president would then need to task another lawmaker with forming a government.

Coalition loses Knesset majority after chairwoman resigns

Idit Silman's resignation has backfired

Everyone in the coalition understands full well that their house of cards could soon come toppling down. Yet it is precisely this fear that has coalition members coming together now to an even greater extent.

Netanyahu offers Sa'ar, Bennett tripartite power-sharing deal

Bennett's scorecard 100 days in

For the moment, the Bennett-Lapid government seems to answer the desire of many Israelis for leadership that is neither radical Left nor radical Right, neither anti-religious nor obnoxiously religious-coercive, neither feeble nor fierce.