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Ibtisam Mara'ana, No. 7 on Labor's Knesset slate, has expressed remorse for past remarks negating Israel's right to exist. "Vying in the elections is not a 'prize' afforded only to model citizens or to those whose opinions conform with others," roiling states. Right fumes, calls the ruling "disgraceful."
An election campaign is a job interview. Let the party leaders tell us why we should hire them.
The newly elected chairwoman spoke with Israel Hayom and i24NEWS in the election studio.
Any proposed change to election law to accommodate voters stranded due to Israel's closed-skies policy would have to be passed by the end of this week.
Arab party Ra'am, under MK Mansour Abbas, which broke off from the Joint Arab List, projected to make it past the minimum threshold and win four seats. Likud drops to 27 with Yesh Atid in second place with 18 seats.
The extent of the collaboration between New Hope leader Gideon Sa'ar and Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid is much greater than the public knows.
MK Orna Barbivai speaks with Israel Hayom and i24NEWS on the challenges that lay ahead as the party seeks to topple PM Netanyahu.
The way the parties are running their campaigns doesn’t correspond with the fact that elections are a mere month away. But that is not without good reason.
"The public has to choose – it's either Bibi or Bennett," he says. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly makes Haredi parties sign a pledge promising to back him after the elections.
While Likud maintains the lead, its chances of putting together a coalition are slim, Channel 12 News poll finds.
