'The other side is telling us that we are in a civil war: Israelis vs. Jews'
Speaking at Israel Hayom's election conference, Yair Lapid says the upcoming Nov. 1 vote will mark the choice between the future and the past.
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Speaking at Israel Hayom's election conference, Yair Lapid says the upcoming Nov. 1 vote will mark the choice between the future and the past.
Although the government systems are completely different, both are paralyzed by a great crisis.
Merav Michaeli speaks on a range of topics at Israel Hayom's election conference.
"Michaeli's dangerous incitement repeatedly crosses red lines and legitimizes harming me," says Itamar Ben Gvir after the Labor leader links him and Netanyahu to the assassination of the late prime minister.
Regardless of which bloc assumes power in the upcoming election, the future leadership will need to focus on the completion of military preparedness against the Iranian threat, the possibility of limiting aerial freedom in Syria and the rebuilding of public trust in the IDF.
Israel Hayom's last pre-election survey sheds light on what the public thinks on matters most gripping ahead of the Nov. 1 vote.
In Israel’s fragmented political system, neither Netanyahu nor Lapid are expected to win outright majorities in the 120-seat Knesset, or parliament.
Ahead of the election, controversial right-wing MK Itamar Ben Gvir speaks with JNS about accusations against him of racism and his hopes of becoming minister of public security in a future government.
The former prime minister "desperately wanted" to ally with the Islamist Ra'am party after the 2021 election and is "lying through his teeth" by denying this, Bezalel Smotrich says.
The former prime minister was optimistic about his electoral prospects before the Jewish High Holy Days, but now there is growing concern over the low energy among supporters.
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