Recent polls make one thing clear: Israelis are tired of elections and want unity instead. As such, most of them would not oppose members of the pro- and anti-Netanyahu camp establishing a government together.

When an Israeli commits a criminal act, he or she is arrested and prosecuted. The opposite is the case in the Palestinian Authority, where those who kill Jews are hailed as heroes.

Merav Michaeli, who is also transportation minister, says it would be a "shame" to invest in infrastructure in Judea and Samaria, as she believes the area will not belong to Israel in the future.

Students enter the men's dining hall in particular, challenging not only Iran's mandate for headscarves for women, but rules on gender segregation in some public spaces as well.

Despite garnering the necessary support, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson decides not to vie for leadership, saying "I have sadly come to the conclusion that this would simply not be the right thing to do."