Netanyahu has a tendency to disregard the Religious Zionists the moment they help him secure power. But he might not be able to this time.

What do Israel’s Arabs think of the emerging coalition and its “extremist” right-wing members? What do they think of Bibi himself?

Palestinian leader Abbas says no, but perhaps the real obstacle to peace is his own regime in Ramallah.

People like Tom Friedman and Asa Kasher grab the opportunity to declare Israel a lost cause.

Despite the panic over Netanyahu’s far-right partners, the US-Israel relationship is unlikely to change.

Rule emphatically, but be as inclusive as possible. Oh, and take back the Temple Mount.

The only ones who should be afraid are Israel’s enemies.

While Bibi scored a decisive victory, Israeli society remains tragically split and in need of a new political infrastructure.

Some see in Netanyahu an almost biblical “savior,” while others insist he is a dangerous criminal. Can Bibi finally bring unity to Israel?