(Reuters) -Cabinet ministers in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party called on Wednesday for Israel to annex the ...

Ahead of PM's trip to Washington and the Knesset's summer break, senior politicians suggest it is 'a propitious time to move ...

A bill significantly eroding the authority of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara over the legal advisers to government ...

Ahead of Netanyahu's trip for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, all Likud ministers and the Knesset Speaker signed ...

Fifteen Israeli cabinet ministers from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party have signed a petition urging ...

Cabinet ministers from Netanyahu's Likud party are advocating for Israel to annex the occupied West Bank before the Knesset's ...

JERUSALEM — Israeli opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu suffered a blow to his efforts to present a moderate face for his Likud Party after members elected a hard-line slate of candidates at ...

The Likud saga is just a piece of a shifting political landscape. Over little more than a decade, Israel has called five national elections and tinkered repeatedly with its voting system.

Every Likud member should have reflexively supported it. It never should have been a political vote, and for sure never should have been a vote about embarrassing or bringing down the government.