In an interview on the MSNBC American television channel, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to retreat from his controversial rejection of the two-state solution during the last days of the election campaign.

Ya’alon set to retain top security post; Finance Ministry to go to Kahlon; several candidates eye Foreign Ministry; Shas’s Deri may return to Interior

PA president points to PM's remarks as ''proof'' that the next Israeli government will not seriously attempt to resolve the Mideast conflict.

Nadaf expresses his hopes that Netanyahu will continue to support Christian participation in the IDF and integration into Israeli society.

World Jewish Congress President, Ronald S. Lauder, congratulated Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu on winning Tuesday's parliamentary election.

Changes are coming to the 20th Knesset.

If Israelis voted their fears, these were not entirely irrational fears, they were based on the history of the region.

''We have proven that we know how to be a fighting opposition,'' Herzog said

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on his way to a fourth mandate after elections for the 20th Knesset, the 120-member Israeli parliament, took a dramatic turn in the early morning hours on Wednesday.

Exit polls by Israel's leading television channels showed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party drew even with Isaac Herzog's Zionist Union in the election on Tuesday, making the formation of the next government a serious challenge for both candidates.