Crime
Israel Police: Police operate with special deployment in the South due to weather conditions
Israel Police maintain special deployment in the South due to weather, closing roads 40 and 13 to ensure public safety.
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Crime
Israel Police: A report was received regarding a shooting incident in Tayibe, during which two people were seriously and moderately injured and evacuated for medical treatment
Shooting in Tayibe injures two; police are investigating the incident and searching for suspects.
Politics
Prime Minister's Office: Buses are heading to the polling stations, and huge queues are reported in Arab communities
Buses are en route to polls as Arab communities see huge queues, while right-wing strongholds remain quiet; every vote counts.
Politics
Central Elections Committee: Voting Will Continue Past 10 p.m.
High voter turnout in Israel's 26th Knesset election means voting will continue past 10 p.m. as polling stations accommodate all in line.
Crime
Suspected Stabbing Attempt Against Democrats Party Leader Yair Golan
Democrats party chairman Yair Golan narrowly escaped a suspected stabbing attempt by an unidentified man at Tel Aviv's Messila Park on Election Day.
Politics
Voter Turnout Reaches 53-Year High
Israel's 26th Knesset election sees record voter turnout, reaching 31.5% by noon, the highest in 53 years, according to the Central Elections Committee.
Crime
Israel Police: Police commissioner visits Arab community in Jisr al-Zarqa and Fureidis
Police Commissioner Dani Levy visited Jisr al-Zarqa and Fureidis to ensure public order and secure upcoming elections.
Politics
94-Year-Old Voted and Died in Ramat Gan
94-year-old Israel Kreiss died in Ramat Gan after fulfilling his democratic right to vote in Israel's Knesset elections, inspiring his family.
Economy
Election-Day Spending by Credit Cards Surges 26.5% From Previous Election
Israeli consumers spent NIS 250.78 million on Election Day, a 26.5% increase from the 2022 election, with clothing and dining seeing notable surges.
Politics
Prime Minister's Office: Likud: Dear Itamar, how many times will you repeat the bluff?
Likud urges voters to support Mahl, warning a left-wing government will form if the right-wing vote is split.