Strange bedfellows: United Torah Judaism and the Arab Israeli vote
A number of Israeli Arabs voted for the ultra-Orthodox party after having received assistance from its leader and Deputy Health Minister Yakov Litzman.
A number of Israeli Arabs voted for the ultra-Orthodox party after having received assistance from its leader and Deputy Health Minister Yakov Litzman.
Troops deployed in capital • Sources say army to announce transition • Military council expected to replace President Omar al-Bashir • Protesters chanting, "It has fallen, we won."
When all it has left is a desire to join a government and nostalgia for Ben-Gurion, Labor can't contend with all the whimsical, middle-of-the-road parties that pathetically declare there's "no Left and no Right" and present hollow, one-size-fits-all plans.
Both Right and Left have made immense contributions to this wonderful country. But the Left cannot accept that the people who keep electing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have a clearly defined worldview and values, which they refuse to give up.
Rouhani: "Crystal clear" Washington's designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guards as terrorist organization aimed at paving the way for Netanyahu's re-election • "If they want to hold elections, it's the Palestinians that should vote, not the occupiers," he says.
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