Israel's electoral crisis must come to an end
Even after three and a half years of crisis and five election rounds, let us remember that politics is a means to an end, not an end unto itself.
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Even after three and a half years of crisis and five election rounds, let us remember that politics is a means to an end, not an end unto itself.
Israelis head to the polls again, but country unlikely to emerge from gridlock. Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hopes to make comeback, while voting in Jerusalem, asks citizens "to exercise the democratic right to determine the country's fate."
Kyiv's support for the United Nations General Assembly resolution calling for a nuclear-free Middle East led to an angry response from Israelis online. "We always vote the same way because our position is consistently against nuclear weapons in the world," Ukrainian envoy says.
Likud hopes the "enthusiasm gap," which traditionally favors the Left, could drop significantly and make the difference. Haredi leaders warn voters that staying at home means "profaning God's name."
Military teams were searching Monday for people missing after a 143-year-old suspension bridge collapsed into a river Sunday in...
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