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Internal vote held ahead of the Nov. 1 elections shake up the party's Knesset list as longtime MKs could lose their seats.

The party's new slate places novice MKs and political newcomers ahead of veteran lawmakers. Labor leader Merav Michaeli calls nre roster "amazing." Polls project Labor will win five or six seats in Nov. 1 elections. 

Operation Breaking Dawn did little to create a shift in the political blocs ahead of the Nov. 1 elections, and the Right is expected to secure 59 Knesset seats to the Center-Left's 55.

Hope sparked among many who saw the photograph of the leaders embrace during Operation Breaking Dawn for a merger between their factions, which could end political instability in Israel.

Ben-Gvir, who dealt with controversies in the past regarding the Arab sector, says he includes Arab Israelis in his statement: "Arabs who live in the State of Israel are citizens. Most of them, who are loyal, they want to live here, and work here; there is no problem."

I propose that coalition parties immediately appear before the public and announce that they constitute an ad hoc confederation of factions uniting into one block under several banners, such as legally pledge never to join a government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu.

Eli Avidar announces the formation of a new party – Free Israel, says "it is time for an Israel free from dictators, corruption, coercion, fear, incitement, racism and bullying."

Internet activity driven by bots, fake users and automation tools increased by 328% ahead of last year's March elections, a study by global cybersecurity company CHEQ finds.

Former Jerusalem Mayor Likud MK Nir Barkat believes his rivals in the party will spare no effort to see his political demise and warns that “this type of political scheming will prevent Netanyahu from forming the next government.”