Israeli Election
Israel’s Oct. 7 reckoning will be decided at the ballot box - opinion
Decisions about accountability and the next phase of regional diplomacy rest with Israeli voters, not investigative panels.
Next elections, Israel's politics of boycott against Netanyahu must end - opinion
Coalition rises as Religious Zionist Party crosses threshold following hostage deal - poll
Yoaz Hendel’s Reservists Party to run in elections, citing October 7 failures
Coronavirus a bigger influence on economy than fourth elections
International credit rating agencies want to see Israel form a stable government, but they won't rush to reduce the credit rating of the country leading the world in vaccinations, Hapoalim said.
Netanyahu fixates on African migrants – but Likud has no policy
Despite the talks with Sudan and the fact that Netanyahu has repeatedly initiated discussion on the topic, Likud does not have an official policy on the matter.
Youth Movement calls for application of sovereignty in West Bank
"This time, don’t just make promises – this time keep the promises!," read the call that went on to say that the majority of Israelis voted for a right-wing government.
Israel Elections: IDF soldiers vote, tens of thousands of ballots cast
Soldiers have already cast tens of thousands of early double-envelope votes at over 335 polling stations on army bases.
West Bank Palestinians are watching the Israeli elections closely
Palestinians once considered elections in Israel pivotal to their future, but that is no longer the case.
Debate unlikely despite Netanyahu agreeing to Lapid challenge
Lapid warns right-wing coalition would make Netanyahu a hostage.
Israel Elections: Can we trust another 'rotation' government? - Analysis
The rotation idea didn’t work and failed to provide Israel with the stability it so badly needs. And if it didn’t work last time, why imagine that it will work next time?
Election survey: 87% of Israeli Arabs support entering or supporting gov't
Whether enough Jewish parties would be willing to sit with Arabic parties in order to form a government however, remains a different question altogether.
71% of Russian speakers feel inadequately represented in gov't - poll
"Many stigmas still accompany us and Russian speakers are not adequately represented in most sectors of the Israeli economy."
Merav Michaeli: We will probably recommend Lapid as prime minister
Yisrael Beytenu head Avigdor Liberman said that the public must stop "sitting on the couch at home and complaining" and come out and vote to switch the government.
