Netanyahu’s long reign as Israeli prime minister ends
New power-sharing coalition sworn in after tense vote, includes Arab party for first time
The Irish Times view on Israel’s election: Netanyahu’s tired playbook
A second election in six months could well fail to break the country’s political deadlock
What legacy does Netanyahu leave as Israel’s longest-serving PM?
Despite his Ben-Gurion identity, ‘Bibi’ faces bribery, fraud and breach-of-trust charges
Haredi exemption from military service in Israel under threat
Young men’s right to skip army for yeshiva religious schools at risk as elections loom
Israel to hold new election after coalition talks fail
Netanyahu dissolves parliament to deny opposition chance to form government
Netanyahu wins fifth term in office as rival concedes
Right-wing religious parties set to hand Israeli PM a majority after close contest
Netanyahu’s peerless political instincts bring him fifth term
Israel PM’s re-election shows he knows exactly which buttons to press – and when
Exit polls show Israeli election too close to call
Soldiers’ votes, which traditionally shift balance to the right, will be completed on Friday
Prolonging Netanyahu’s premiership may come at a cost for Israel
The economy may be prospering but the country is no closer to addressing its fundamental tensions
Netanyahu’s political life in peril amid three cases of corruption
Bribery, fraud and breach of trust charges may wrest power from Likud in April polls
Binyamin Netanyahu: final reckoning for the Israeli leader?
Facing corruption allegations, national security crises and questions about his fitness for leadership, the long-serving prime minister’s political future is far from certain
The Belfast man who became president of Israel
Schooled in Dublin, Chaim Herzog served two terms as president
Trump hammers yet another nail into the coffin of the Middle East peace process
Analysis: Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital demolishes 70 years of US policy
Author of controversial UN report to address Cork talk on Israel
Richard Falk accused country of running apartheid-like regime towards Palestinians
Revisiting the lessons of the Suez crisis nearly six decades on
The October 1956 war was ‘an act of imperial madness’ that the West has ignored
Give Me a Crash Course In . . . the Israeli election
A sharp veer to the right has secured a fourth term as PM for Binyamin Netanyahu. What does it mean for a peace deal with the Palestinians?
Israel election: Netanyahu wins out after shift to the right
Tack to the right promises of deep concern to Palestine, set Israel on collision course with US
Ariel Sharon: soldier turned politician always ruthlessly determined
Former Israeli prime minister was the architect of Jewish settlement in the West Bank and Gaza
Obituary: Ariel Sharon, the leader who marched to his own drum
Former prime minister shocked Israel by pulling out of Gaza Strip in 2005
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