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Politics · 20m ago · also in 3 newsrooms94-Year-Old Voter Dies After Casting Ballot in Ramat GanIsrael Kreiss, 94, of Ramat Gan, died Tuesday after collapsing on his way home from voting. His daughter was with him and thanked ZAKA volunteers. She expressed pride in her father for exercising his democratic right.Politics · 28m agoIsraeli Party Leaders' Homes and Family Sizes RevealedA look into the personal lives of Israeli party leaders reveals their diverse residential locations across Israel, from the Samaria region to northern cities and Jerusalem. Family sizes also vary significantly, with leaders having between three and ten children. Notably, Gadi Eisenkot of Yashar! has five children and lost a son in combat in Gaza.Politics · 53m agoHaredi Journalist Faces Unprecedented Voting DilemmaHaredi Channel 13 correspondent Michael Shemesh described his voting decision as unprecedentedly difficult. He also criticized the Likud party's campaign, stating it was the weakest in the current election cycle. Shemesh noted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reduced public presence during this campaign compared to previous ones, a sentiment echoed by others in the Likud party.Politics · 1h 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 · 1h 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.Politics · 1h 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.Politics · 2h 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.Politics · 2h 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.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.Politics · 5h 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 · 5h 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 · 12h 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 · 14h 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 · 14h 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.Politics · 15h 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.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 · 16h 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.Politics · 16h agoNetanyahu Calls Interviewer by Wrong Name in Live Broadcast GaffePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mistakenly called interviewer Shimon Riklin by the wrong name, "Erel," during a live television interview on Channel 14. The gaffe occurred during a final campaign push before elections. Riklin corrected the prime minister, who then laughed off the mistake. The incident happened hours before polls opened.Politics · 16h agoIsraeli Politician Mimics Rival's WhatsApp Strategy Ahead of ElectionOfer Vinter, chairman of 'Amcha Israel,' is asking followers to add him to their WhatsApp groups to record messages urging votes for his party. This mirrors a tactic used by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who also invited followers to add him to their groups last week. The election is scheduled to open in a few hours.Politics · 17h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Voters Face 'Nauseating' Choice Amid Political DisillusionmentMany Israelis, especially on the right, feel disillusioned and are voting for the "lesser evil" in upcoming elections due to political stagnation and ugly campaigns. The national trauma of October 7th initially sparked a desire for unity and change, but this has largely dissipated. The author argues the vote is a crucial opportunity to demand a new political approach prioritizing national interests over partisan ones.Politics · 17h agoInfluencer Daniel Amit Breaks Down in Tears Over Election FearsContent influencer Daniel Amit posted an emotional Instagram video expressing her fear of the election results and the divisive public atmosphere in Israel. She urged her followers to vote, highlighting that societal division and hatred are more frightening than any political outcome. Amit also touched on issues like the cost of living and draft evasion, encouraging a vote for change while promoting unity and understanding among those with differing political views.Politics · 17h ago · also in 1 newsroomVoter Identification Requirements for Israeli Elections ExplainedIsraelis heading to the polls must bring valid identification, such as an ID card, passport, or driver's license, to cast their vote. Expired ID cards are acceptable if the photo is recognizable, but a lost ID requires alternative arrangements. The voter notification slip is not required, but knowing your polling station is essential. Failure to present proper identification will prevent voting.Politics · 17h agoPolitical Analyst Claims Likud Ran Worst Election CampaignPolitical commentator Michael Shemesh claims the Likud party ran the least successful campaign in the current election. He noted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's diminished presence compared to past elections. Shemesh indicated that other Likud ministers and camp leaders share this view, suggesting security issues and other recent events may have impacted the campaign's effectiveness.Politics · 18h agoElection Day Nerves: Pollster Predicts No WinnersOn the eve of elections, News 13 anchor Moriyah Asraf asked pollster Shmuel Rosner where to cover the event. Rosner predicted a scenario where "no winners" might emerge, surprising Asraf. News outlets are gearing up for comprehensive election day coverage.Politics · 19h ago · also in 2 newsroomsTel Aviv Offers Free Parking, Transit, and Bike Rentals on Election DayTel Aviv-Yafo Municipality is offering free parking, public transportation, and shared bicycle rentals on election day to help residents reach polling stations. The free services, including parking on street spots and in most company lots, begin Tuesday evening and run through the entire election day. This initiative aims to ensure all citizens can exercise their democratic right without incurring travel costs.Politics · 19h ago · also in 1 newsroomLikud Files Election Violation Complaint Against Eisenkot Campaign ManagerThe Likud party filed a complaint with Israeli police against Ronen Menelis, campaign manager for Gadi Eisenkot, for allegedly violating election law. Menelis shared a post from a betting platform showing Eisenkot with a higher chance of becoming prime minister than Benjamin Netanyahu. Likud claims the post was misleading and intended to improperly influence voters before the election.Politics · 20h agoBest Times to Vote in Israeli Elections to Avoid Long QueuesVoters in Israel can avoid long queues on election day by timing their visit, with midday hours between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM often being less crowded. Most polling stations are open from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, though some smaller locations may vary. Arriving before closing allows voting even if the queue extends past the official time, but planning ahead is recommended.Politics · 20h agoRabbi Releases Prayer for Election Day Asking Not to Vote Out of HateRabbi Haggai Lundin has released a special prayer for election day, asking voters to give thanks for the right to vote and to choose wisely. The prayer specifically requests that voters not cast their ballots out of hate or despair, but rather from faith and trust. It concludes with a wish for the elections to bring improvement to the world and strengthen the people and land of Israel.More from Kipa