As President Rivlin and Prime Minister Netanyahu toasted the new government, the Israeli premier vowed to respond to the many challenges facing Israel, both internally and externally.

Israeli-Arab parliamentarian Hanin Zoabi will address students at New York University on April 24 to promote the falsehood that Israel is an apartheid state.

During his visit to Israel, John Boehner, Speaker of the US House of Representatives, together with Prime Minister Netanyahu, emphasized the strong US-Israel alliance and common threats facing both nations.

After tumultuous elections, Israel's elected representatives pledged their allegiance to the Jewish State

Focus on your constituency and stop bashing Israel, Likud's Ayoub Kara tells Arab colleagues.

At least one official in Israel so far has apparently supported the rumor that the White House did indeed make a serious effort to have Prime Minister Netanyahu voted out of office.

Obama's top adviser continues the White House's campaign against Israel in his speech at the left-wing J Street conference.

Obama appears to have cleared his schedule in order to attack Israel's democratically elected leader.

For some unknown reason, AP's editors considered an analysis that is biased against Israel worthy of publishing.

Contrary to what BDS and anti-Israel activists claim, Israel's Arabs are a vibrant and important segment of society, and many say they are proud to be Israeli.

Fringe left-wing group J Street has taken Obama's side on getting tough with Israel. The organization is not accepted by mainstream US Jewry as representative of their stance on Israel.

Michael Oren, former ambassador to the US and soon a new parliamentary member, stressed the need to rebuild and strengthen the US-Israel relationship.

US Senator Tom Cotton praises Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu while slamming President Obama for the way he reacted to the Israeli leader's electoral victory.

There are those among the Palestinians who recognize and applaud Israeli democracy and equality, despite widespread allegations that the Israeli government is racist.

President Obama has yet to call Prime Minister Netanyahu. His silence is clearly an indicator of where US-Israel relations are headed.

For all we know, a few other statements by leading Israeli politicians may have had as much, if not more, to do with the Likud party's decisive victory.

Is President Obama going to punish Israel for democratically electing Netanyahu? Media reports indicate this may be the case.

Those upset with Netanyahu's should put much of the responsibility where it belongs: on the PA. The Obama administration also contributed to the results.

Netanyahu is likely to establish a government with Likud's natural partners, namely, the nationalist and religious parties.

Israel proves once again that it is the only real democracy in the Middle East.

PM Netanyahu emerges as Israel's uncontested political leader after a vicious elections campaign.

'Any talk about the resumption of the peace process is nothing but a silly joke' because the Palestinians are gearing up for another round of violence against Israel.

Israelis will partake in the only true democratic process in the Middle East on Tuesday and provide the answer to that question.

Has the Obama administration been meddling in Israel's election campaign by funding left-wing organizations campaigning against Prime Minister Netanyahu and his Likud Party?