Arab Israeli politics has reached a new low
The emerging results of the parliamentary election comes as hardly a surprise for the Arab public.
The emerging results of the parliamentary election comes as hardly a surprise for the Arab public.
It’s true that voters want the Right in power, but they also sent a message that they want electoral stability and calm – and this can only be achieved with a diverse government.
If the exit polls hold true, Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu will have a fairly easy time forming a government.
The terrorist rams into the soldier and then proceeds to exit the vehicle with a hammer in an attempt to further attack him.
Benny Gantz's State Party vows not to sit in a government with Benjamin Netanyahu, while Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beytenu warns the right-wing bloc against celebrating early.
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