Elections 2022
Israel's electoral system only harms the country - opinion
The ballots cast by a mere 700,000 voters will now dictate the policies and conduct of the Israeli government in the years to come vis-a-vis its 10 million citizens and, indeed, the entire world.
Israel elected a far-right government: Where does it go from here? - opinion
Three Ladies, Three Lattes: The election and us
There is still place for optimism despite Israel's election results - opinion
Israel Elections: What do we know halfway through Election Day? - analysis
This is the highest voting percentage since 1999. A high voting percentage pushes up the number of votes needed to pass the electoral threshold, which is 3.25% of the general vote.
Israel Elections in pictures: Politicians cast their vote
Political leaders voted from across the country in Israel's fifth election in three and a half years.
Election Day brings politics to the marketplace
Despite a variety of party affiliations, market-goers shared collective concerns on broad issues.
Fiery Youth Party leader Hadar Muchtar says she was attacked outside polling station
Muchtar asked whoever had the recording of the attack to send it to her.
Herzog at the polling booth excites massive media focus
Video crews and stills photographers had gathered outside the school well before 7:30 a.m. although the president was not scheduled to arrive till 8:30.
How Israel’s elections may impact the Middle East -analysis
Lapid and Bennett have made strides in outreach to other countries in the Middle East, but Lapid also rushed the Lebanon deal.
Ultra-Orthodox extremists spray polling station in Ramat Beit Shemesh with noxious liquid
Allegedly, ultra-Orthodox extremists who oppose the elections entered the school building overnight and spilled the substance with a pungent smell in the area.
Israel Election Day: As of 8 p.m., voter turnout 66.3%
General elections begin for the 25th Knesset * Polling stations will be open from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m.
Vote! You'll regret it if you don't - editorial
It is understandable that after four elections since April 9, 2019, some Israelis are suffering from what political scientists call voter fatigue.
Vote- then have some fun on election day!
Blessed or cursed with another secular holiday on Tuesday, Election Day, here are some suggestions for activities once you have visited the polling stations and cast your ballot.
