Israel decides
More than 7.3 million Israelis make their way to cast their vote
Polls open across Israel as 7.3 million eligible voters choose the next Knesset, with exit polls expected at 10 p.m. and a close race potentially ahead.
Polls open across Israel as 7.3 million eligible voters choose the next Knesset, with exit polls expected at 10 p.m. and a close race potentially ahead.


President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal vote in Jerusalem, celebrating Israeli democracy and expressing hope for an Election Day free of disruptions.

The St. Louis Blues denounce anti-Israel banners displayed during a game against the Vegas Golden Knights. Security removed the signs and ejected protesters.

Millions of Israeli citizens, as well ministers, MKs, and candidates seeking to enter the Knesset for the first time, head to the polls to decide the country's future.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Western Wall on eve of Israel's elections, placing handwritten prayer for IDF soldiers, victory over Israel's enemies, and success for the Jewish people.

Planned auction of a Holocaust-era Torah fragment sparked outcry, then intervention.

The NYPD is negotiating a $750,500 deal for Israeli-made AI phone-tracking technology, sparking privacy concerns.

Ahead of Israel's Knesset elections, find out where and when to vote, what identification to bring, which rides are free, and when results are expected.

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Winter weather hits Israel on Election Day, with thunderstorms, hail, damaging winds and flash flood risks in the south and east.

Netanyahu reportedly sought rabbis' help to persuade Ofer Winter to withdraw from the election. Rabbi David Abuhatzeira instead supports his candidacy.

President Trump denies reports that Netanyahu sought another endorsement ahead of Israel's election, while praising the Prime Minister's leadership and their joint actions against Iran.

In a special lecture ahead of the elections, Rabbi Dudi Dudkevitch emphasized that voting is not merely a civic right, but a Torah obligation and a responsibility toward the future of the country.