Herzog Urges Unity Ahead of Vote: ‘Elections Are Not a Civil War’
President Isaac Herzog urged Israelis to maintain national unity, emphasizing that elections are not a civil war, ahead of the October 27 vote.
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Prime Minister's Office: A reminder to those who forgot
Israeli PM's Office issues a reminder, underscoring crucial government directives and policy updates for all citizens.
Prime Minister's Office: May your final sealing be good for all the people of Israel!
Prime Minister's Office conveys well wishes for a positive and unifying conclusion for all Israelis.
Prime Minister's Office: Another lie balloon has burst
Israeli Prime Minister's Office debunks a falsehood, highlighting the bursting of another inaccurate claim.
Illegal Land Takeovers Evacuated in Judea and Samaria
Civil Administration inspectors evacuated illegal structures and plantings covering 2 hectares in Judea and Samaria, part of a policy by Minister Smotrich.
102,000 New Immigrants From Russia and Ukraine Set to Vote in Israel for the First Time
Over 102,000 Russian and Ukrainian immigrants who arrived since 2022 are eligible to vote for the first time in Israel's upcoming elections.
Arab Party Leader Reveals Plan to Replace Knesset Speaker, Bring Down Netanyahu, after the Election
Arab party leader Ahmad Tibi detailed a strategy to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana and challenge Netanyahu's government in the upcoming election.
On Yom Kippur Eve President Clears Criminal Record of Soldier Who Killed Cuffed Terrorist
President Isaac Herzog has shortened the criminal record of ex-IDF soldier Elor Azaria, convicted in the 2016 Hebron shooting of a Palestinian assailant.
Opposition Lawmakers Demand IDF Data on Yeshiva Student Arrests
Opposition MKs have demanded IDF data on draft-evading yeshiva student arrests following a High Court ruling, fearing enforcement has effectively halted.
Prime Minister's Office: Even this evening it is becoming clear that Eisenkot will form a government with Yair Golan, Liberman, and the Arab parties.
Gantz ally Eisenkot to form government with Golan, Liberman, and Arab parties, signaling a significant political shift.