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Kipa's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the Shin Bet its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Prominent Rabbi Declares Himself Beyond Political CampsPolitics · 24m agoComedian Orel Tzabari Recounts Aggressive Encounter at Polling StationCulture · 54m agoNetanyahu and Dagan Urge Voters to Turn Out in Joint Election VideoPolitics · 56m agoBig stories Kipa skipped
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Politics · 24m agoProminent Rabbi Declares Himself Beyond Political CampsRabbi Tamir Granot of Tel Aviv's "Orot Shaul" Yeshiva announced on election day that he does not belong to any political camp, finding elements to connect with across the spectrum but also aspects he finds unacceptable in each. He declared he chooses the people of Israel with love, identifying himself as "meta-camp" or "above camp." While he will vote, he urged others to separate their ballot choice from their core identity and accept the election outcome with love.Politics · 26m agoIsraeli Journalist Moriyah Asraf Announces Voting Decision After DeliberationIsraeli journalist Moriyah Asraf announced she has decided how to vote in the upcoming elections after much deliberation. She shared her relief with followers on Telegram, encouraging them to vote as well. Her colleague Doron Kadosh playfully teased her about her tendency to decide at the last minute.Security · 33m ago · also in 3 newsroomsYoung Woman Lightly Injured in Stone-Throwing Attack Near RehalimA 20-year-old woman was lightly injured by a stone on Tuesday morning near Rehalim on Route 60. Paramedics treated her for facial injuries and transported her to Beilinson Hospital. The incident involved stone-throwing, and details about the perpetrators were not provided.Security · 53m ago · also in 2 newsroomsPopular Nature Reserves Closed Due to Flood WarningsIsrael's Nature and Parks Authority is closing the Ein Gedi and Ein Bokek nature reserves and Hai Bar Yotvata wildlife park due to flood warnings. The closures are in effect Tuesday and Wednesday, with forecasts predicting flash floods in southern Israel's desert regions. Authorities are prohibiting entry into wadis and warning against approaching their banks during floods.Culture · 54m agoComedian Orel Tzabari Recounts Aggressive Encounter at Polling StationIsraeli TV star Orel Tzabari reported being physically assaulted at a polling station by a woman who slapped him and repeatedly chanted "Only Bibi." Tzabari, who had earlier expressed indecision about his vote, managed to restrain himself from retaliating. He concluded the day by sharing a photo with his son and calling for unity among Israelis, regardless of election results.Politics · 56m agoNetanyahu and Dagan Urge Voters to Turn Out in Joint Election VideoPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Shomron Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan released a joint video urging Israelis to vote in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the close nature of the race. They highlighted their past cooperation and the importance of supporting the "national camp" to ensure security and settlement growth. The video coincides with a volunteer effort to encourage voter turnout in Lod, involving Dagan and Mayor Yair Rabivo.General · 1h ago · also in 5 newsroomsChannel 14 Reporter in Tears After Confrontation at Haifa Polling StationChannel 14 reporter Gal Tobi became tearful after a confrontation with residents at a Haifa polling station on Tuesday. Residents accused her crew of filming voters and violating privacy, while Tobi alleged harassment due to her channel affiliation. The incident occurred during a live broadcast in the Danya neighborhood.Politics · 1h agoRabbi Eliyahu Urges Voters: 'Lives Depend on This Election'Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu stated that "lives depend on this" election, urging the public to consider the critical nature of their vote. His message implies significant consequences based on the electoral outcome. The rabbi's call emphasizes the importance of voter engagement for the safety and well-being of individuals.Security · 1h ago · also in 1 newsroomMajor Southern Highway to Close Due to Flood RiskIsrael Police will close Highway 40 in southern Israel on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, from 1 p.m. due to expected flash floods. The closure affects the road between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction. Police will manage traffic and ensure public safety during the event.Politics · 1h agoMedia Personality Warns of 'Militant, Messianic Right' vs. 'Familiar Left'Media personality Noa Dromi warned on election day that Israel faces existential threats that Europe failed to recognize, urging a shift towards right-wing security policies. She criticized current political debates for echoing past divisions and highlighted specific policy proposals from politicians like Gadi Eisenkot and Avigdor Lieberman as dangerous. Dromi asserted that despite personal differences with leaders like Benjamin Netanyahu, Bezalel Smotrich, and Itamar Ben-Gvir, a consensus on core security issues is essential for Israel's future.Culture · 2h ago · also in 1 newsroomChannel 12 Dominates Ratings, 'The Masked Singer' Tops Prime TimeChannel 12's news program led viewership with a 12.4% rating, significantly ahead of competitors. In prime time, "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 was the most-watched show with 15.4%, followed by "Survivor" on Reshet 13. Channel 14's "The Patriots" ranked third in prime time and second in news ratings.Security · 2h ago · also in 5 newsroomsUN Report Accuses Israel of Genocide, Crimes Against HumanityA UN independent investigation committee accused Israel of genocide in Gaza and crimes against humanity in the West Bank, including torture and sexual violence. Israel strongly rejected the report's findings. The report claims over 1,400 Palestinians were killed in Gaza and over 1,000 in the West Bank since a ceasefire, with Israeli forces blamed for most casualties and displacement. The US representative denounced the report as antisemitic and a tool for Hamas propaganda.Culture · 3h agoCouples Therapy: Navigating Political Disagreements During ElectionsA woman is experiencing marital conflict due to differing political views with her husband, leading to frustration and fear about their future. Therapist Bat-Chen Weil explains that these arguments often reflect deeper value differences and a need for validation within the relationship. She advises couples to focus on understanding each other's perspectives rather than demanding agreement, viewing political disagreements as an opportunity to strengthen their bond by choosing each other despite differences.Culture · 3h ago · also in 8 newsroomsGal Gadot Honored With Doctorate by Bar-Ilan UniversityBar-Ilan University awarded actress Gal Gadot an honorary doctorate of philosophy at a gala celebrating the institution's 70th anniversary. Gadot was recognized for her significant contributions to international culture and cinema, her professional achievements, and her commitment to Israel. The university cited her as a global symbol of excellence and an inspiration to young people worldwide. The award also acknowledged her role in representing Israel and its values on the international stage.Politics · 4h agoRabbi Releases Special Prayer for Election DayRabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon published a special prayer for election day, emphasizing the responsibility of voters. The prayer asks for wisdom in choosing representatives and for election results to foster unity and strengthen Israel. It concludes with a hope for continued redemption and improved international standing.Security · 4h ago · also in 13 newsroomsEgyptian Citizen Detained After Crossing Into Israel Near NitzanaAn Egyptian civilian was apprehended by IDF forces after crossing the border fence into Israel overnight Tuesday in the Nitzana sector. The individual was detained and is undergoing investigation by security forces. The IDF is treating the incident seriously and maintaining high readiness along the Egyptian border.Politics · 4h agoIsraeli Parties Mobilize Final Efforts to Sway Voters on Election DayIsraeli parties are making a final effort to mobilize voters on election day, employing diverse strategies from expanding polling station visits to leveraging community influencers. The "Achva" party is increasing its presence, while the Religious Zionism party relies on local leaders. The Democrats are focused on security, and Likud is monitoring voting in Arab communities. Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar" party aims for wide geographical coverage, with Haredi parties targeting their base.Politics · 4h agoTest Your Knowledge: Can You Identify All Knesset Candidates?A quiz challenges readers to identify candidates running for the Knesset, Israel's parliament. The interactive tool aims to help voters familiarize themselves with individuals seeking election. It encourages engagement with the upcoming election landscape.Politics · 5h ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Heads to Polls for 26th Knesset ElectionsIsrael is holding elections today for the 26th Knesset, with over 7.3 million eligible voters choosing among 36 parties for 120 seats. The election operation involves 12,018 polling stations, 100,000 workers, and a budget of 690 million shekels. Free public transportation is provided to voters, and official results are expected by November 4.Politics · 11h agoIsraeli Parties Reveal Ballot Letters and Names for 2026 ElectionsIn anticipation of the 2026 Israeli elections, numerous political parties have revealed their official ballot letters and names. Parties like Otzma Yehudit, Likud, and Religious Zionism have announced their designations. These letters are critical for voter identification on election day. The full list includes a wide spectrum of political groups, from established parties to newer formations.Politics · 13h agoHendel's Party Courts Gantz Voters After His Knesset WithdrawalYoaz Hendel's Reservists and Economic party is actively seeking to recruit former supporters of Benny Gantz after Gantz withdrew from the Knesset race. The party has already attracted some former Blue and White activists and met with leaders of the Ethiopian community's Blue and White campaign. Hendel's party is also targeting Gantz's voters through advertising and has reportedly asked Gantz himself for a public endorsement, arguing Hendel can form a government without Haredi or Arab parties.Politics · 13h ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu's Efforts to Remove Vinter from Knesset Race FailPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempts to convince Ofer Vinter, chairman of the Am Ech Israel party, to withdraw from the Knesset race have failed. Netanyahu contacted several rabbis, including Bneiahu Shmueli and David Abuchatzira, and met with Vinter's rabbi, Eli Sadan, but Vinter remains a candidate. The efforts aimed to prevent Vinter's candidacy from potentially harming the right-wing bloc, but Vinter is reportedly committed to continuing his run.Politics · 14h agoNetanyahu Leaves Message at Western Wall Before ElectionPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu placed a note at the Western Wall with the phrase "The Eternal One of Israel will not lie" just hours before election day. This follows a pattern of Netanyahu leaving significant messages at the holy site during pivotal times, including before military operations and past elections. His notes have often referenced biblical verses or expressed hopes for Israel's future and security.Security · 14h ago · also in 2 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns Against Travel to Ebola-Hit Congo, Neighboring NationsIsrael's Ministry of Health has issued a travel warning against visiting the Democratic Republic of Congo and its neighboring countries due to an Ebola outbreak. The ministry advises avoiding non-essential travel to affected regions and bordering nations like Uganda, South Sudan, and Tanzania, and to reconsider trips to Kenya and Nigeria. Travelers returning from the DRC with symptoms must self-isolate and contact health authorities.Security · 14h agoTeenager Arrested After Reckless E-Bike Riding and Fleeing PolicePolice in Holon arrested a 15-year-old boy after social media videos showed him riding an electric bicycle dangerously and fleeing officers. The teenager is also accused of making obscene gestures. Authorities stated they would seek to extend his detention and continue enforcement against dangerous driving.Politics · 14h ago · also in 1 newsroomHostage Survivor Demands Politician Not Use Her Image in Campaign VideoHostage survivor Agam Berger has demanded that Yair Golan, chairman of the Democratic Party, stop using her image in his election campaign video. The video featured footage of Berger in a shelter, alongside clips from the October 7th attack and the war. Berger, who was held captive for 482 days, stated she opposes her image being used in political content. Golan's video includes political messages and criticism of the government.General · 14h ago · also in 1 newsroomChannel 14 Unveils Massive Election Studio, Tech UpgradesChannel 14 is launching a massive, over 1,000 square meter election studio for election night coverage. The studio will feature a real-time coalition formation tracking system and advanced lighting. A separate studio will be used for the "HaPatriotim" program. The extensive preparations aim to provide viewers with dynamic and informative election night coverage.Security · 14h agoNetanyahu-Zamir Rift Widens Amid Election CampaignPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir are reportedly in a deepening dispute over a potential military operation against Iran near the upcoming elections. Sources suggest Netanyahu might dismiss Zamir, who is seeking further discussion and legal assurances for the operation. Both the Prime Minister's Office and Defense Minister Israel Katz have denied reports of dismissal, calling them "fake news" and "a complete lie."Politics · 15h agoReligious Education Forum Demands Party Pledges Ahead of ElectionThe Religious Education Forum is urging Israeli political parties to commit to the future of state-religious education before the upcoming elections. The forum demands that the next government guarantee budgetary stability, continued funding for religious studies, support for small institutions, and a clear stance before the High Court. These demands are prompted by an ongoing legal challenge to the current funding of the sector.Politics · 15h agoShas Party Debated Shifting Stance on Haredi Draft, Recordings RevealInternal recordings reveal that the Shas party considered changing its policy on drafting Haredi men, a move that sparked opposition from Rabbi Moshe Tzadka. The recordings suggest the party initially proposed that non-Torah scholars should be drafted, but later considered exempting them as well. Rabbi Tzadka was reportedly dissuaded from publishing a letter against the party after senior rabbis intervened. Shas has denied any shift in its official stance.More from Kipa