Four Laws Following the Third Election
Regardless of who the winner is, or if Israel is able to form a government at all, following its third national election in less than twelve months that’s scheduled for March 2
For the First Time, Netanyahu Pushes Past Gantz in the Polls
With just a week to go until Israel’s elections, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party is projected to garner 33 Knesset seats, compared to 32 for challenger Blue and White.
Is Obama’s Shadow Diplomacy Meddling in the Israeli Elections to Defeat Netanyahu?
But even before Obama, Democrat presidents worked to influence Israeli elections.
Then and Now: European Jews and Elections
Israelis are sick of the election stalemate, which severely limits the government’s actions, especially financial.
It’s Official: Israel Heading to 3rd Round of Elections Just as Prophesied by Mystic Rabbi
One day, he was taking questions and someone asked when the Moshiach (Messiah) would arrive and whether there were signs the would precede his arrival. The rabbi answered, ‘When there will be elections but there will not be a government’.”
Israel’s March Elections Fall on Purim: “The City of Shushan Was Dumbfounded”
Students of the Bible, however students of the Bible know that implicit in the holiday in which Haman chose the fate of the Jews to be sealed by the throw of dice, is a divine hand in choosing the date.
Bennett: Looks Like We’re Going to Elections…Again
Bennett said that he is not optimistic regarding the chances of forming a government and that “in my estimation, we are going to a third round of elections.”
Israel’s Arabs, Psalm 118 and the Israeli Election
In a strange turn of events that makes Israel’s recent election season (the second this year) even more unusual, the Israeli Arab “Joint List,”
Putting the Baby Back Together
Sometimes even the most miraculous things requiring the greatest discernment in the Bible seem so out of reach for an average person by today’s standards.
In a Deadlocked Election, the Real Winners are Israeli Arabs
More than 60 percent of Israeli Arabs turned out and returned an estimated 13 seats for the Joint Arab List, up from 10 at last April’s election.