The Hebrew newspaper Maariv reported that the Change Bloc decided not to hold talks with the Ta'al party, which is part of the Joint List, in a step reflecting the exclusion of coo…
Maariv newspaper quoted Avigdor Lieberman, head of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, saying that another election must be prevented and that a government can be formed without the Joint …
Lebanon Debate quoted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as saying that the public in Israel does not want a government that relies on the two Arab lists, the United List an…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in remarks reported by Haaretz, rejected forming a government dependent on Al-Muwahhada and the Joint List, describing them as parties th…
A Hebrew-language Israeli news site reported that the heads of the Joint List party and the United Arab List party met to coordinate steps aimed at forming an Arab leftist governme…
The "Joint List" announced that it will cooperate with whoever demonstrates political courage within the opposition camp, a political stance indicating its orientation toward joint…
Likud, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, accused the Arab parties of "stealing the elections" and demanded that police, the Shin Bet and the Central Elections Committee open an investigat…
Israeli opposition parties declared the start of the post-Netanyahu battle after Kan broadcaster's sample results showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp declining to about…
With 85.6% of Israeli election votes counted — equivalent to 4,875,751 ballots — Likud leads with 26 seats, followed by Gadi Eisenkot's "Yesh Atid" (Yashar!) with 21 and "Together"…
Israeli Channel 12 quoted the head of the Joint List as saying he hopes to send Benjamin Netanyahu, Bezalel Smotrich and the "blood government" to their homes.
Hebrew Channel 12 published the results of poll samples conducted by it and Channel 13, showing a narrow lead for Eisenkot's camp over Netanyahu's camp, with Eisenkot's camp receiv…
The Joint List called on Arab society in Israel to intensify participation in the Israeli elections during the final two hours of voting, in an attempt to raise the Arab voter turn…
The Joint List said it is trying to raise voter turnout in Arab society with the aim of preventing Benjamin Netanyahu from forming a government.
The Joint List announced a significant increase in the number of voters within the Arab community, according to what the "Lebanon Debate" page reported from the lbdb.co website.
Most polling stations in Israel opened at 7:00 a.m. and will remain open until 10:00 p.m., while voting hours were reduced at some stations to between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Sever…
The article discusses the upcoming Israeli Knesset elections, highlighting the votes of Arab and Druze voters and their potential role in tipping the balance toward any camp, amid …
The article discusses tomorrow's Israeli Knesset elections, focusing on the weight of Arab and Druze voters in a race where polls do not give either camp a clear majority. Arab lea…
Sixteen days before the Israeli elections scheduled for 27 October, most surplus-vote agreements between Israeli parties have been completed, aimed at maximising gains and preventi…
Hebrew Channel 12 reported that the Israeli Supreme Court overturned the disqualification of the Joint List, the United List and candidate Ofer Cassif, permitting them to run in th…
Less than a month before the Israeli elections, the West Bank file has returned to the heart of the political battle. A report by the Israeli site ynet reviewed the positions of co…