Israel Elections 2019v2
Netanyahu will be to blame if Israel heads to third elections - poll
The 103fm survey shows that 52% consider the PM responsible for a scenario in which Israel will once again go to the polls • The center-left camp would win 58 seats today
Bennett and Liberman push for unity government without Joint List
The promises politicians need to break to prevent a third election
22nd Knesset to be sworn in Thursday amid third election talk
Blue and White vows unity coalition without Netanyahu
Gantz: We will not surrender to any dictate
Will Joint List leader Odeh start to receive national security briefings?
“The big change in this election, the number one thing, is voter turnout in the Arab public,” Odeh said, adding that Netanyahu’s “incitement has a price.”
Likud lost Ethiopian, Negev votes after shooting, rockets
Gantz won Tel Aviv and Litzman won Jerusalem.
Liberman sets out religion and state demands for entry into govt
Yisrael Beytenu leader calls on President Reuven Rivlin to take ‘active role’ in bringing about national unity government.
Israel elections: Netanyahu and Gantz stalemate
Both Channel 12 and Channel 13 exit polls foresee yet another stalemate, granting Blue and White the highest amount of seats.
Arab MKs: Netanyahu era is over
“We’re back to being the third largest party in the Knesset,” said Joint List head MK Ayman Odeh.
Ultra-Orthodox parties preserve electoral power, but could be frozen out
UTJ and Shas unwillingly became a central focus of the election campaign, after Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman declared open war on the influence of the ultra-Orthodox and religious parties.
An American votes in Israel
Polling stations in Israel are nothing like the quiet, neutral polls of New York. With activists screaming and flyers tossed about, Israeli polls are an epicenter of local culture.
Blue and White leader Benny Gantz casts ballot
Gantz cast his ballot in Rosh Ha'Ayin on Tuesday morning.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu casts his ballot: These are very close elections
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife cast their ballots in Jerusalem on Tuesday morning.
