Israel Elections 5773

In Israel they have a cute commercial where a cop revokes your whining license for 4 years if you fail to vote.

What is better, a popular Israel riddled with dead Jews or an unpopular Israel filled with living ones?

Left, Right or Center Jameel advises you on which party to vote for.

The Likud has achieved much over the last four years for settlements and the nation, and aside from his silly insistence on the two-state solution, Netanyahu has been a pretty good Prime Minister.

On Saturday night, Rav Ovadia attacked the Jewish Home party saying it was not the home of Jews but of goyim.

At JewishPress.com we’ve spent countless hours discussing the pros and cons of voting for each particular party. Now we'll share some of the discussions that have made this election decision such a difficult one.

Still deciding who will get your vote? The Jewish Press team has interviewed several of this election's most newsworthy candidates - hear what they have to say about the issues affecting you most, and cast your ballot on January 22.

By sitting in a Netanyahu-led government the Jewish Home would be an accomplice to the theft of the Land of Israel.

Rubinstein made clear that candidate lists running for election may not trifle with injunctions issued by the Chairman of the Central Election Commission.

"My engagement in medicine has taught me that in order to heal one must come in contact with the most repulsive things you can imagine."

The gist of his words is not the removal of the mosque as much as the building of the Temple.

Rhetoric aside, real data can answer the question as to who built the most in the Settlements.

Israel Channel 10 reported that the Likud's strategic campaign advisor, Arthur Finkelstein, quit the campaign. Finkelstein's office said the trip overseas today was planned well in advance.

Iranian Press TV have picked up this story and delivered it with a straight face.

Right wing and Haredi parties form a seemingly insurmountable, 71-seat block.

Shaked noted that her party intends to promote, in addition, a significant reform of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel.

"When positions opened, if there was a qualified woman for the job I was inclined to hire her."

The Channel 10 report included the fact that none of the Likud's district candidates would get in and even MK Carmel Shama could be on the chopping bloc.

JERUSALEM – While it appears likely that incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will head Israel’s next government, there are growing indications that his future coalition government could look substantially different from the current one.

During the interview Bennett refused to answer what ministry he would like to head.

The reluctance is most prevalent among those who voted Likud, Israel Beitenu, and Shas.

Trump even works in the Likud's election slogan, "A strong prime minister is a strong Israel."

The Musmus village council announced that the police alone would bear responsibility for the consequences of the visit.

“I’m almost convinced that he’ll come out innocent."

Yesha Council Chairman Dani Dayan appears in a pro-Likud video clip.

Netanyahu and Yishai have been discussing 'the day after' the January 22 elections.

The country's front runner party apparatus is enraged with registered members who they claim are not voting Likud in the general elections. 2009 election results say otherwise.

The Sephardi Haredi party Shas, who had reached as many as 12 seats, are down to 9 in this survey.

It cannot be claimed it is fair for one party to attack another, but not for the other to attack back...

On Thursday morning, the Jerusalem Post ran a story by Gil Hoffman, titled: "Bennett doesn’t yet favor end to US aid." JPost gets it wrong.