The Elections that Decided the Future of the Conflict
Israeli voters won’t determine whether peace is possible. That happened when Abbas succeeded Arafat and subsequently refused to hold another vote.
Election Update: Netanyahu, Gantz Deadlocked: No Coalition In Sight
The official results from the Israeli government website
Why it Doesn’t Matter Who you Vote For!
While of course, voting is not only a right but a privilege to be taken very seriously, this time thinking about who to vote for ultimately won’t matter.
Whoops: Netanyahu’s Main Election Rival says he’s Against the People of Israel
Although it appears to be an innocent gaffe, Gantz boasts a long record of gaffes challenging the Israeli public making this the third time he ‘unintentionally’ spoke against the Israeli people as a whole.
Netanyahu’s Main Rival Envisions Third Temple Being Built following Elections
Head of the Blue and White party, MK Benny Gantz expressed his concerns regarding the recent deal that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made with pro-3rd Temple politician Moshe Feiglin saying: “He will get us all high and we’ll wake up to a (Third) Temple” in an interview with Channel 13.
Israel’s Election Do Over – An Arab Minority View
In case you missed it, Israel will be holding national elections on September 17. Yes, this is the second time this year.
Israel, Continue the Targeted Killings!
After three days and 700 rockets later, I couldn’t say this any plainer, KILL all the leaders of Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza, ASAP!
Gaslighting Takes Center Stage in Current Elections Campaign
Netanyahu’s supporters don’t believe his involvement in the submarine affair despite overwhelming evidence, but they blindly fall for unconfirmed, far-fetched claims about an alleged sex-tape on Benny Gantz’s hacked phone; this is the definition of agnotology – intentional seeding of ignorance
For Zion’s Sake I will not be Silent
Evangelical Christians are, without question, Israel’s strongest supporters in the United States.
BIN’s Guide to Israel’s 2019 Elections
Members of Knesset are not elected directly, but only as part of rosters of specific lists which participate in the general elections. To be represented in the Knesset, a party that takes part in the elections must pass the qualifying electoral threshold, which is currently 3.25%. Following elections to the Knesset, the lists of the parties, which passed the qualifying threshold receive a number of the 120 Knesset seats which is proportional to their electoral strength.