Analysis: Apart from serving as a fundraising platform, Sharm el-Sheikh conference is a test of Egyptian president's strength in the Gulf, Arab world and international arena. Until further notice, he prefers to leave Israel out of the picture.

Analysis: In a last-ditch effort to win back disillusioned Likud voters, Netanyahu was even willing to admit his mistakes; meanwhile, Herzog is playing his cards close to his chest.

The Education Ministry is the second-largest ministry in Israel and commands the second-largest budget, therefore each and every one of us should know what politicians plan to do with it after the elections.

Op-ed: Isaac Herzog was late, but perhaps not too late, in rephrasing the decisive question of this election: Not 'do you want four more years of an increasing cost of living?' but 'do you want four more years of a Bibi government?'