Opinion: Neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot can form a coalition, but the Iranian threat leaves little time for another election; Israel's president and his US counterpart must help forge a unity government despite deep political divisions

Opinion: Perhaps this is what Israelis were telling their leaders in this election: We refuse to entrust our future to one political camp alone; find a way to work together

Analysis: Israel’s inconclusive election, a Pentagon leadership shake-up and a U.S.-Iran diplomatic backchannel are raising questions across the Middle East; could Netanyahu use the caretaker period to expand the war before a new coalition takes shape?

Opinion:  After a bitter election leaves neither camp with a clear victory, Dayenu - or 'it would hace been enough' - must be our rallying cry; Israelis must let go of demands for total victory, define red lines and find a way to live with political differences