Netanyahu: Don't waste your votes on Bennett and Shaked
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel's election is going to be "very close" and calls on the voting public not ...
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel's election is going to be "very close" and calls on the voting public not ...
The potential kingmaker of the election, Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman, says he will insist upon a unity government that ...
Having learned the painful lesson in April that every vote counts, the various parties are planning everything from social media ...
Last poll of this election cycle predicts 33 seats for the Likud and 31 for Blue and White, but shows ...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells cabinet that bill, if passed, will allow monitors to use cellphone cameras to record outside ...
As the campaign enters its final week, and the parties shift direction and change their messaging in a final push ...
Yamina leader Ayelet Shaked is worried that the fringe right-wing parties could wind up wasting tens of thousands of votes ...
Blue and White drops to 30 seats, while Labor-Gesher gains at the expense of the Democratic Union. Some 40% of ...
Labor, the Democratic Union, and Yamina will all lose votes to either Blue and White or Likud, and there's nothing ...
Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked tells economic conference in Tel Aviv that because the Likud is restricting its campaign attacks ...
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