Elections

Netanyahu told the three Haredi coalition leaders at the meeting, who insist they oppose the draft law in its present form: "I do not want new elections, but I'm not afraid of elections, and if there are elections, I'll do fine."

Azaria previously served as Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem in 2013.

"It’s important that we have a strong and cooperative relationship with our allies in the fight against extremism. We have a lot to learn from Israel..."

Four leading candidates for Jerusalem mayor rejected a demand Monday by Health Minister Yaakov Litzman to close the city’s Shuk Mahane Yehuda open air market at night.

The satisfaction with Netanyahu and Liberman is reflected in the survey's snapshot of the election results, if said elections had been held today.

Rumor has it Netanyahu cherishes Elkin's help as Russian translator during his visits with President Vladimir Putin, and just doesn't want to start looking for a replacement.

Hariri is considered Lebanon's leading Sunni politician.

MK Hazan has already changed his home address from the city of Ariel in Samaria to Tel Aviv in order to qualify for the race, and was preparing to launch his campaign shortly.

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The European Union said it had deployed election observers in all of Lebanon’s voting districts.

only 28 Israelis installed the application used to transfer their personal information -- dragging along their 47,014 friends.

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton admitted his unsuccessful efforts to help Shimon Peres defeat Benjamin Netanyahu during Israel's 1996 general election.

The low turnout defied a state law imposing a $28 fine on each eligible voter who fails to cast his ballot.

Barkat announced he won't be running for a third term as Jerusalem's mayor.

Voter turnout was particularly low at the computerized 130 polling stations throughout the country.

Despite a very long list of television and movie credits, Cynthia Nixon has absolutely no experience whatsoever in politics.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday dutifully sent his congratulatory message to President Putin.

Voter turnout for the Russian presidential election reached 67.49% as of 10:45 AM, Monday, Moscow Time, with 73,432,312 people voting.

More than 40 international observers from 20 countries, including from Israel, will cover the presidential election in Crimea.

The agreement worked out between the parties states plainly that a stable government is in Israel’s best interest.

The last time a strong, rightwing government broke up over nonsense, in 1992, it resulted in a Labor victory and the Rabin-sponsored Oslo accords.

When asked who is best suited to be Israel's next prime minister, 36% of respondents supported Netanyahu—graft investigations and all. None of the above received 25%.

Adina Bar-Shalom attacks Shas chairman Aryeh Deri: "He has changed since he entered prison, completely deteriorated."

"We will not support any law unless it passes through the defense establishment. We will not support an 'Israbluff' vote and similar combos. We will vote against. We have no intention of voting for it."

Bennett told Israel Radio that the crisis in the government is "a fake crisis that can be solved."

If the Gerrer Rebbe sticks to his guns about running the full vote on the bill to end before ever tending to the budget bill, it would effectively spell the end of Netanyahu's coalition government.

Putin claimed Russia did not possess the tools nor the will to meddle in elections.

Orly Levy-Abekasis, 45, is the daughter of former Likud Minister and kingmaker David Levy, who championed the downtrodden Jews from Arab countries.

If Bibi goes to war and declares new elections – be certain that the next coalition deal is already in his back pocket.

Should the coalition crisis persist, and either Kulanu or UTJ brings down the Netanyahu government, new elections are expected in June.