Nicole Jansezian

Voting went according to party lines and was not surprising – but its results are as dramatic as expected

Netanyahu rebuttal: "We'll be back soon." Says he represents millions of Israeli residents that wanted a right-wing government and will work to bring down this "dangerous government"

He made history, but with a wide range of party ideologies in the coalition, Bennett and his new government's chances of survival are low, according to many analysts

With cautious optimism, the “change bloc” looks ahead to taking the reins of the Israeli government after rebuffing attacks and avoiding defections in the past few weeks

The US civil rights leader visited Israel and supported the right of the Jewish people to return

Apologizes for ‘rude’ remarks to Bennett but rejects notion he has damaged Israel-Christian relations by accusing Bennett supporters of being ‘rabid dogs’ who want to ‘crucify’ Netanyahu

The fragile coalition has to survive another five days of possible defections and attempts by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud members to persuade right wingers in the government to join them instead

Coalition leaders said, “If our political culture is based on lies, threats, hatred of Arabs and hatred of left wingers or hatred of right wingers who don’t adequately hate the Arabs and left wingers, then – yes – it is time for a change.”

Netanyahu calls Bennett a “serial liar;” Bennett responds, “Free the country to move on,” as the two exchange barbs during separate speeches on Sunday

And will this proposed coalition even make it to the Knesset? Many Israelis are skeptical. Here’s why.