Knesset

Gadi Eisenkot urges Netanyahu to postpone non-urgent military decisions until a new government is formed, warning against political considerations influencing national security. The Prime Minister's Office rejects his accusations as irresponsible.

Addressing the opening session of Israel's 26th Knesset, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urges political unity to confront Iran's nuclear ambitions while rejecting a coalition dependent on Arab parties

Opposition leaders reach an agreement on the Knesset speaker and major committee chairmanships ahead of the new parliament's swearing-in ceremony, with Matan Kahana nominated for speaker and Avigdor Liberman slated to head the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee

President Isaac Herzog will formally give Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot the mandate to form a coalition, granting him 28 days to establish a new government, with a possible 14-day extension

Following Israel's 26th Knesset elections, President Isaac Herzog calls for a thorough investigation into suspected foreign interference and urges political parties to cooperate in forming a stable government

Israel's Shin Bet and law enforcement officials are trading accusations of obstruction as an investigation into suspected foreign interference in the Knesset elections continues.

Israel's Central Elections Committee approved the official results of the 26th Knesset elections after reviewing more than 9,000 ballot boxes, despite concerns raised by Likud.

Following Israel's elections, Herzog will meet representatives of the newly elected Knesset parties as Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek support to form a coalition.

President Isaac Herzog invites Knesset factions for coalition consultations, urging party leaders to compromise and prevent another Israeli election.

Israel's Central Elections Committee chairman, Justice Noam Sohlberg, has ordered an investigation into allegations of foreign funding and voter bribery involving Qatar and possibly Turkey

Trump says he will consider helping establish a national unity government led by Netanyahu after publicly backing him throughout Israel’s election campaign.

President Donald Trump credits his public support for Benjamin Netanyahu with shifting Israel’s election results, highlighting their alliance and joint efforts against Iran

Israel's election count continues, with Netanyahu's bloc leading but no clear majority as officials prepare to count votes from soldiers and diplomats.

Exit polls for Israel’s 26th Knesset elections show Netanyahu’s Likud emerging as the largest party, but neither political bloc reaches the 61-seat majority needed to form a government

The IDF has appointed a former chief military prosecutor to oversee trials of approximately 400 Nukhba terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre.

Israel's government is set to vote on extending the special home front status until one week after the elections, pending Knesset committee approval.

Amid fears of escalation, the government approved extending the special home-front status through October 6. The Knesset Finance Committee will discuss tomorrow approving an additional roughly 15 billion shekels for IDF procurement.

Israel’s Supreme Court summarily rejected former lawmaker Sharren Haskel’s petition to break away from Likud, ruling that she filed it too late. The decision also addressed her claims concerning the vote for the State Comptroller.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has asked Israel’s High Court to halt implementation of the new Police Internal Investigations Department law and freeze the creation of the new unit. Knesset legal adviser Sagit Afik, by contrast, argues there is no basis for issuing interim orders.

Former lawmaker and minister Sharren Haskel submitted an affidavit to Israel’s High Court, repeating her claims of serious flaws in the process of selecting the state comptroller. She says Knesset members were required to document their vote and show the footage to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.