Tag: elections

Smotrich would give Ben-Gvir the 2, 5, 7, 9 and 10th spots on the united list.

Robinson took the far-Left org JFREJ (Jews For Racial & Economic Justice) to task for pretending to represent mainstream Jewish interests, or even Jewish interests at all,

So far it's Shaked, Hendel and Hauser in positions 1, 2 and 4.

MKs Nir Orbach and Idit Silman will also need to quit the Knesset soon if they are to run on the Likud list.

Trump used profanity in referring to Netanyahu after the Israeli PM had congratulated Joe Biden for getting elected.

Some Knesset candidates are pulling out their military backgrounds to cudgel one another.

Pure ideologues like Itamar Ben Gvir are Netanyahu’s nightmare.

Itamar can't sleep, until he finds what to count...

Netanyahu has about a week now to try and form a new coalition.

The leaders cited their achievements.

Yair Lapid also spoke and thanked Bennett, saying Bennett “put the country before the personal interest.”

Netanyahu never formed a coalition government where he marked the left.

Hamas received 5018 votes against Fatah, which only got 3379 votes.

Pro-Hezbollah parties did not fare as well as they had in the past in Lebanons elections.

Whether or not this vote happens is almost completely in the hands of the Islamic Ra'am party.

Her campaign was endorsed and supported by AIPAC and its new political action committee, which can support candidates directly.

Gantz claims that Bennett, Shaked and Sa'ar all know he is going to make this happen.

Jewish organizations call to “barrage” the extreme right candidate and vote for incumbent Emmanuel Macron

Just as surprising, were the results of a separate question asked about what end-result they'd like to see from the current coalition crisis.

The organization previously endorsed six candidates, bringing its total number of endorsements to 20.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) has been a leader in the progressive “Squad” standing against Israel on key votes in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Nonetheless, a convincing majority of Virginia's Jews voted Democratic.

Rumor has it that Netanyahu is planning to offer Gantz a very sweet deal.

The city won't see the final results by the July 4 Day of Independence, nor by the July 14 French Bastille Day.

“The Flatbush Jewish community, our leadership, residents, yeshivah leaders, parents and business owners all agree that, for our community, the No. 1 issue in the election was public safety,” said community leader Chaskel Bennett.

We could go like this until July and still not have a final answer – especially as more than 200,000 absentee ballots are still waiting to be counted.

In this wonderful city that never sleeps, more second-picks are likely to go to Wiley than to the two guys ahead of her.

The following is an interview of Robert Cornegy that was conducted as part of an ongoing series of interviews of candidates running for Brooklyn Borough President.

The following is an interview of Shaun Donovan that was conducted as part of an ongoing series of interviews of candidates running for NYC Mayor.

The following is an interview with Jo Anne Simon that was conducted as part of an ongoing series of interviews of candidates running for Brooklyn Borough President.