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
Yesh Atid MK on Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir: Hitler also rose to power democratically
National Unity's Sharren Haskel claims Gantz can bring in Likud defectors • Arab list asks for support of Jewish Left amid threshold fears
Bezalel Smotrich, radical views do not represent religious Zionists - opinion
The idea that mainstream national religious rabbis would support a Meir Kahane follower would have been unthinkable only three years ago.
Yair Lapid to 'Post': Centrism will win through hope and optimism
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: Extremists cannot run the country, and ‘a vote for Ben-Gvir is a vote against the IDF,’ Yair Lapid warns in a wide-ranging interview.
Still no coalition likely, reveals final poll before Tuesday vote
Kara: Shaked offered me to quit for ministerial position • Netanyahu would use Ra’am ‘from outside’ – Gafni.
My Word: The Lions’ Den, bullets and ballots
The IDF operations send an important message of deterrence: Terrorists hiding in “safe houses” are not safe.
Israel is going to vote for its future on Tuesday - comment
This election is about the type of country we want to have when celebrating three-quarters of a century of statehood and dreaming about the centenary.
Israel Elections: Bibi bloc teeters on edge of 61 seats - final polls
A number of polls found that Netanyahu may manage to form a majority government after the upcoming elections.
The final Israel countdown
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov.
70% of Israeli-Arabs 'certain' or 'think' they will vote, poll finds
The actual vote is expected to be approximately 50%, expert says.
Rightist party seeks to amend Law of Return, create state-funded diaspora schools
This right-wing party wants to amend Israel’s Law of Return and establish state-funded schools for diaspora Jews in Israel. Would this change Israel as we know it?
