Israeli Election
Israel extends foreign-passport entry to allow citizens to return home ahead of October elections
“We will ensure that every Israeli who chooses to come to Israel and vote will be able to exercise their democratic right,” The Democrats MK Gilad Kariv.
'He's from Muslim Brotherhood': Otzma Yehudit calls to bar Ra'am MK Abbas from Knesset elections
Hadash-Ta’al, Balad sign deal to re-establish Joint List weeks ahead of Israel's election
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Gideon Sa'ar's journalist wife resigns over election coverage limitations
Geula Even-Sa'ar resigned from Kan over the ethics committee deciding that she had a conflict of interest and couldn't present her show.
Israel Elections: Using settlement activity as a campaign tactic
The Nahala Movement campaign is an effort to focus the attention on the settlements, and to bring the spotlight back on the issue of a Palestinian state.
Counting days to the next Israeli election - editorial
Just a couple of weeks into the current campaign, and already both the silliness and the nastiness of election campaigns are shining bright.
Israel Elections: What are essential attributes of a good leader? - opinion
Interestingly enough, in just a few verses in our weekly portion (Numbers 27:15-17), we have four different answers to that question.
Ahead of Israeli elections, keep politics civil - editorial
Lower your mud-slinging hands, politicians; let us keep to tarbut hadiun (discussion culture) and see, for once, a respectful election.
Knesset dissolution bill passes initial reading
Vote passes 110-0 • Coalition threatens to bring forward bill barring criminal defendant from forming gov’t
Comptroller criticizes three-fold cost rise in overseeing elections
The budget for oversight of polling stations tripled over the past three elections,
Bill to let Israelis vote overseas submitted by departing MK
Currently, Israel limits voting abroad to diplomats and emissaries of Zionist institutions, who vote in embassies and consulates. Regular citizens and students abroad don't get to vote.
Anglos and deaf activist to enter Knesset under Israeli 'Norwegian Law'
In Yamina, Religious Services Minister Matan Kahana resigned his Knesset seat to make way for deaf activist Shirley Pinto.
US Jewish groups welcome new government in Israel
“Congratulations to the people of Israel on this historic day. This new government proudly reflects Israel’s broad and diverse societal makeup with political parties from the left to the right.”
