Likud

Likud lawmaker secures one of party’s safest seats after agreement allows her to switch tickets without being declared a defector

The Yashar! party would win 24 seats compared to 23 for Likud, according to the Kantar survey.

No potential successor managed to break through as Amir Ohana, Nir Barkat and Israel Katz faltered, leaving Netanyahu with no obvious rival inside Likud

Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed satisfaction with the outcome, stating that the new list represents renewal and positions the party to secure a broad national government

Syria blames Israel for overnight strikes on military airbase, calls attack ‘dangerous escalation’

This morning, polling stations opened for the most tense primaries in the party's history, in which nearly 140,000 registered members are expected to participate

According to the poll, the "Together" party loses two seats, while Yashar gains two. Likud slips by one seat. Neither bloc has enough seats to form a governing coalition.

The decision represents is a blow to Netanyahu's broader initiative to increase his influence over Likud's electoral slate ahead of the next parliamentary election

Internal appeals cite possible fraud, vote-counting errors and procedural violations, with the court considering whether to order a recount or a new ballot

The primary is currently set for August 17

Following the backlash, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Likud released a revised version of the video in which the young man was replaced by a woman

In a hypothetical matchup, the Yashar! party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, would come out with the majority in the legislative election with 24 seats, ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party

Prime Minister Netanyahu is seeking a system that combines reserved slots under his direct control, a selection committee, and limited party primaries

A survey conducted by "Direct Polls" for i24NEWS reveals a surprising picture, a low point for Likud, an advantage for the opposition, and a dramatic tie between Netanyahu and Eisenkot

The coalition's own dissolution bill passed 110-0. The move comes after ultra-Orthodox parties withdrew support from Netanyahu over a stalled military draft exemption law

A new Knesset seat projection poll shows Likud leading with 35 seats, while Yesh Atid fails to cross the electoral threshold, as Netanyahu submits a clemency request to President Herzog

Wednesday’s vote is expected to serve as an important bellwether for the fortunes of competing factions and the future ambitions of senior party figures

In an interview with IDF radio station Galei Tzahal, Likud Knesset member Amit Halevi criticized Witkoff and Kushner: "The Middle East is not like doing business in Miami"

Last week, the three ultra-Orthodox factions—Degel HaTorah, Agudat Israel (together forming United Torah Judaism), and Shas—announced their exit from the government

Members of the ultra-Orthodox parties told i24NEWS that Prime Minister Netanyahu is trying to 'waste time' and that his main goal is to avoid being humiliated by members of his own party

Israel’s Attorney General Gali Baharav Miara reportedly warns current outline of the army recruitment law would be met with 'significant legal difficulties'

'I'm departing for the mission with my head held high as a Jew, as a Zionist, as an Israeli,' said Akunis

Early, reports circulated that attempts have been made to replace Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu with a no confidence vote

The portfolio swap with Katz means Eli Cohen takes on the role of energy minister, as per an internal Likud party rotation deal