Tag: israeli elections

A misprint automatically invalidates the vote of anyone using such ballot slips – and some of these invalid ballots have already made it to the polling stations.

Voters must bring their Israeli ID card, Israeli passport, or Israeli driver’s license to the polling site to vote.

“The results may or may not be to your liking, but the vote of the Israeli people should be respected.”

“Without us, Bibi won’t have a government... we are continuing to the end. With the help of God and you, we will succeed."

The administration of US President Joe Biden has expressed its adamant opposition to any appointment of Itamar Ben Gvir as a minister in the next government.

"She refuses to . . . commit she will only join a right-wing government that will preserve the country's Jewish identity. This raises real concerns she will again transfer votes to the left."

The polls reflect the rise of the right-wing Otzma Yehudit party but also show the Religious Zionism party dropping as a result.

Smotrich responds: "We have another month until the closing of the lists: come back to the negotiating table."

Under the agreement that was discussed, Gantz would head the list with Sa'ar in the second spot.

“Tomorrow around midday the president will assign the task of forming the government to the head of Kachol Lavan, MK Benny Gantz,” the president's office said.

“If it becomes necessary, we will embark upon a wide-scale operation against Gaza, without consideration to the polls, with the elections or without the elections.”

Gabbay blamed “internal disputes, incessant naval-gazing, a lack of mutual loyalty and the fact that we are seen by the public as being only about the politics," for most of Labor's failures.

“After the loss, everyone is sitting by themselves, and taking a few days to think about what to do."

Former Likud coalition partner Avigdor Liberman, head of the Yisrael Beytenu party refused to accept calls from either side.

Twitter has suspended dozens of Hebrew-language accounts operated by the Church of Almighty God—a Christian group banned in China that believes Jesus has been reincarnated as a Chinese female now residing in Queens, N.Y.—ahead of Tuesday’s Israeli elections.

No early elections. Gil Hoffman reveals what happened behind the scenes and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's side behind the story today on Inside Israel Today.

First thwarted at the Israeli polls, now V15 funder's "healthy" bars are also losers.

V15 is barred from attempting to achieve its stated goals: defeat Bibi and create a Palestinian State.

The party chiefs are acting drunk and childish - making stupid mistakes and inadvertently showing their true selves - just like on Purim.

Yishai is joined by 'Knesset' Jeremy Man Saltan to breakdown the new coalition in the Israeli government and some proposed law changes by Naftali Bennett.

Not exactly what Jewish Home voters thought they would get on election day.

Yishai and alternative peace activist Baruch Widen discuss the Israeli election results and how they differed from polls.

If we in the Likud will understand the deep reason for our party’s decline we will continue to securely lead Israel with our national vision.

Lapid is a patriot who is both honest and who has a clear vision for the future. A vision that is inclusive of all!

Yishai presents the second piece of audio from the Candidate Round-up at Jerusalem Great Synagogue (Pt. 2): Hosted by Jerusalem Post & Assoc. of Americans & Canadians in Israel (AACI)

Yishai broadcasts from the Candidate Round-up at Jerusalem Great Synagogue, this is part one.

Yishai is joinedin a beautiful Jerusalem park by Malkah and alternative peace activist Baruch Widen to discuss their personal feelings regarding the recent Israeli election and how it will affect the future.

Yishai is joined by a panel of American Olim to talk about the Israeli election and their own personal feelings and thoughts behind voting in Israel.

Netanyahu’s impending victory is due to the fact that the prime minister has done a reasonably good job, the economy is okay, terrorism is low, he’s kept out of trouble.

Yishai interviews MK Danny Danon of Likud and Knesset hopeful Jeremy Gimpel of Bayit Yehudi to talk about upcoming Israeli elections.