Elections 2019
How the UK Labour Party became a hotbed of antisemitism
Corbyn was an obscure Labour backbencher whose focus was on foreign policy and, in the run-up to the 2015 party primaries, was thought not to have met the 15 percent threshold.
British Affairs: Brexit, antisemitism and Britain
Corbyn rejected by prominent historian of Nazi Germany
Algeria jails artist ahead of Dec. 12 elections
Rivlin does not discount possibility of third election
"The real sovereignty of Israel is in the people of Israel," Rivlin said, "and the rule of law is the only law that counts."
Haredi leaders call Liberman antisemitic
“We witnessed a shameful and ugly horror show produced by Liberman that was full of lies, ignorance and hatred worthy of the worst haters of religion and Jewish tradition of all time.”
Shas's Deri attacks Liberman for supporting Arab Joint List
"Liberman has taken an additional step towards his political and ethical abyss and declared clearly that he prefers to sit with members of the Joint List... rather than his brothers and sisters."
UTJ's Litzman willing to sit with Liberman, despite 'split personality'
In an interview, the deputy health minister said he is suspicious of Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman.
If Israel has direct elections, who would you vote for? - Poll
Netanyahu, Gantz or someone else? Take the Jerusalem Post's poll
Gantz preferred as prime minister over Netanyahu in unity gov't – poll
The News 13 poll also gave Blue and White 34 seats and Likud 33 if a third election was held now; both blocs they would lead were tied at 56, with Israel Beytenu remaining the kingmaker.
Spread of disinformation on social media should concern democratic world
Likud’s digital campaign, which included intensive use of Facebook Live, a Facebook Messenger chatbot and aggressive tweeting, failed to bring it victory.
Bibi’s last stand?
Netanyahu seeks to form a unity government while facing a pre-trial hearing.
Bennett and Liberman push for unity government without Joint List
Liberman stressed that the only option is a liberal national unity government.
The day after - examining Israel's real estate woes
In 1989, some 75% of the population owned the property in which they lived. Today, the number has fallen to 65%.
Lower the electoral threshold
The system is stuck. Let’s not go into an endless cycle of expensive, wearying elections, expecting better results without any potentially effective changes.
