Political strategist to Arutz Sheva
The scenario that could be a huge surprise
A left-wing government with the haredi parties? A left-wing government with the Arab parties? A unity government despite promises to boycott Netanyahu?
A left-wing government with the haredi parties? A left-wing government with the Arab parties? A unity government despite promises to boycott Netanyahu?


Hillel Fuld, brother of terror victim Ari Fuld, has accused Osama Saadi, a lawyer and member of the Joint List, of representing the Palestinian Authority in a lawsuit over its payments to the family of his brother’s killer.

After his party failed to cross the electoral threshold, Ofer Winter addresses the defeat, accepts personal responsibility, but emphasizes that he will not abandon his public activities.

Channel 12 political analyst predicts that Netanyahu will first attempt to reunite the right-wing bloc before approaching potential partners outside it, despite the political obstacles.

Figures released by the Yesha Council reveal a gap of nearly 12 percentage points between voter turnout in Judea, Samaria, and the Jordan Valley and the national average.

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, chief rabbi of Tzfat, has issued a sharp warning against cooperating with the Joint List.

A former federal judge shows how Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) could face criminal charges and potentially lose her U.S. citizenship if federal investigators establish that she committed immigration fraud.

With all regular votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 53 seats, the opposition 48, and Arab parties 19, as Israel awaits double-envelope ballots.

For more than 2 years, Dikla Cohen has raised nine children and carried her late husband's debts by herself.








































































The Likud Party alleges serious irregularities at polling stations in the Arab sector and is demanding that the police and Shin Bet investigate evidence it intends to submit.

Israeli Consul General Ophir Akunis urges political leaders to form a broad unity government following the Knesset elections, stressing the importance of national unity for Israel, Diaspora Jewry, and the country's security.

President Isaac Herzog welcomed the high voter turnout, announced that consultations on forming a government would begin next week, and called on political parties to prevent another election.

Netanyahu blasts Joint List after MK Osama Saadi accuses Israel of genocide and ethnic cleansing, warns 'bloc of change' seeking to form government with Arab parties.