Israel Hayom and i24NEWS survey shows Blue and White maintains a narrow lead over Likud, but the majority of Israelis still believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is best suited to lead the country.
The campaign slogan says: "Ahmad Tibi and the Joint List will scare you, the Likud will protect you." Campaign creator MK Miki Zohar: "We want to tell the Arab public that we aren't against them. Just the opposite, we're for them, we are working on their behalf as we are working for all of Israel."
In conversation with Mark Zuckerberg, Israeli prime minister expresses concern over social media giant's alleged bias against Israel's ruling party, ask that he "ensure the fairness of the election and to act reasonably and fairly."
The new generation of politicians in the hawkish Arab party realizes what the old guard does not: The rules of the political and legal game have changed and the party must evolve to survive.
"I won't be the one who is used to remove Netanyahu from the stage," says Yamina co-leader and current Defense Minister Naftali Bennett amid speculation he will help Blue and White leader Benny Gantz form the next government. Gantz: Arab parties won't be invited to my coalition.
Security breach in "Elector," an app used by Likud party, resultes in the personal data of all 6.5 million Israeli voters leaking. Privacy Protection Authority, a unit of the Justice Ministry, looking into incident.
The Israeli woman, who is among the thousands of passengers on the quarantined Princess Diamond off the coast of Japan, awaits final test results to confirm her condition.
High Court of Justice votes 5-4 to overturn the Central Elections Committee's ruling to bar Balad candidate Heba Yazbak from participating in the March 2 Knesset bid. Right-wing MKs say the court's ruling "rewards supporters of terrorism."
MK Ahmad Tibi, who is third on the Joint Arab List's candidate slate for the March election, discusses a range of topics and the latest political developments. Broadcast starts at 1 p.m. EST
Outrage over US proposal to potentially subject Arab towns in Israel to Palestinian Authority rule could mobilize Arab voters ahead of the March 2 elections, potentially denying PM Benjamin Netanyahu the opportunity to form a stable coalition if he wins.
