Media Election War: 'Bibiton' Lashes Out at 'Bujiton'
Sheldon Adelson's Israel Hayom, accused of working for Netanyahu, says rivals work shamelessly for Herzog's election.

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Sheldon Adelson's Israel Hayom, accused of working for Netanyahu, says rivals work shamelessly for Herzog's election.

PM Netanyahu says it his duty to warn Congress of the Iranian threat, adds Labor is "not the Zionist camp. It's the anti-Zionist camp".

Labor Central Committee approves "Zionist Center" list for the coming elections. Livni: This time we will win.

Otzma Yehudit wants 4th and 6th spots reserved for it in joint list and demands Temple Mount issue as a plank in the platform.

Rabbi Haim Amsalem and Eli Yishai, both Shas defectors, reportedly in serious talks over possible joint list ahead of Thursday deadline.

Deal between Jewish Home and Tekuma for running jointly appeared to be sealed – but is said to be in danger.

35.7% of Israelis prefer Ya'alon over other, possibly more qualified candidates, including Bennett, Yadlin, and Galant.

Yoel Hasson, a former Kadima MK, who has followed steadily behind Livni since Likud, may become #16 on Labor-Hatnua's Knesset list.

Latest poll showed surge in support for the two parties if they ran together, while individually they wouldn't make it into the Knesset.

Labor supporters petitioned Israeli election officials to bar Jewish Home from calling itself that, because it doesn't 'act Jewish.'

Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid said that he was convinced haredi politicians would not hesitate to join a government he was in.

FM Avigdor Liberman accuses police of trying to keep Yisrael Beytenu corruption scandal in public eye through constant leaks and headlines.

Tzipi Hotovely criticizes the decision to recount the votes in the Likud primaries, says it will unnecessarily hurt the party.

MK Rina Frenkel to step down, work for Yesh Atid on the executive side, she announces.

Veteran journalist and Latma founder to be offered the spot at Netanyahu's personal request, sources say Saturday night.

Labor candidate expected to become Finance Minister under left-wing government appointed to list amid confusion over Amos Yadlin's spot.

Jewish Home bumped down to just 13 seats if Otzma Yehudit, Ha'am Itanu join forces - but it could give the right wing a slight edge.

Labor Defense Minister candidate Amos Yadlin pushes incentive plan for 'settlers,' says Israel must repeatedly try for peace deal with PA.

Yisrael Beytenu to file petition against joint Arab party list on grounds of Balad MKs supporting known terror organizations.

Journalist Erel Segal says he remains a supporter of Likud but feels he can contribute more as a journalist than as a politician.

Head of joint list of Arab parties says Arabs hope to "throw Liberman, Bennett and Netanyahu to the garbage bin of history".

Likud's internal court accepts petition of Avi Dichter and orders that ballots be recounted.

Jewish Home chairman says there will be a 'nationalist bloc' in any event; the real challenge is who gets appointed as ministers.

Leftist hypocrisy? Netanyahu has received heavy flak for Congress address 2 weeks ahead of elections, but Peres did more 19 years ago.

Lapid's party backtracks on push for public transport on Shabbat, days after opening branch for national religious supporters.

After close to a month of negotiations, United Arab List, Balad, Hadash and Tibi's party decide on unity, with polls giving them 11 seats.

Latest survey gives Likud 26, Labor 24, and shows Yishai's Ha'am Itanu not making it in.

Leftists say Netanyahu's speech in Congress, set for March 3 ahead of March 17 polls, is an election ploy, demand Israeli TV ignore it.

Ex-MK Ben-Ari's party list features popular Sephardic haredi radio host, as talk of ideological religious Zionist unity wavers.

Prime minister cites the fact that Labor candidate Bahloul provided testimony on behalf of the family of a terrorist in scathing attack.

MK Chetboun rejects call for national religious ideological unity with ex-MK Ben-Ari, disparaging Jewish Home minister's call.

Solomon becomes second MK to quit post in Yesh Atid, although he will remain involved in the party behind the scenes.

Jewish Home Minister says 'four or five seats' could be wasted for the Right if Eli Yishai's party misses the Knesset threshold.

Efforts to unify Arab parties took a step backwards Thursday as the Ra'am-Ta'al (UAL) list of four MKs decided to split.

Jewish Home candidate Ronen Shoval says 'anti-Zionist' statements by party members make the name 'Zionist Camp' misleading to the public.

A panicked Zehava Gal-on said Thursday that contrary to the impression many on the right have, the media is “not on our side.”

After digging into the issue, Netanyahu determined he would need major Likud Central Committee support to form joint list with Jewish Home.

In the interest of fairness, says Martin Indyk, Congress must invite Labor Party head Yitzhak Herzog to speak.

"We are running alone all the way to the finish line," declares Kulanu chairman as he puts an end to rumors that he's running with Lapid.

76.3% of Israelis believe in equal representation of women in Knesset as controversy over haredi parties snowballs.

Yair Lapid and Moshe Kahlon not to combine parties into united center bloc, quelling yet another rumor of a joint list.

Eli Yishai's list is turning into a Religious Zionist one, like Jewish Home - and 2 such parties are too many, says former IDF Chief Rabbi.

Latest poll shows Likud and Jewish Home will gain 37 seats if they run together, less total than if they were to run separately.

Likud court suggests that Netanyahu cancel the reserved #11 spot on the list, threatens to consider ordering a recount of all the ballots.

Former head of Military Intelligence may not remain in the Knesset if Labor doesn't head the government.

Poor sports? Netanyahu's comical campaign clip pulled by Yesh Atid petition, after spoofing opponents as unruly children.

Labor still inches into first place if parties run separately - but a joint Likud-Jewish Home list would leave them a distant second.

Jerusalem to remain united, but some parts of Israel will 'realistically' be given away, Yoav Galant says.

Concerns over faulty vote count result in little change, with only seat swap reported far down the list.

Surprise turnaround for former finance minister, after Lapid vehemently denied being involved in or promoting drug use in 2013.

Mossi Raz, who paid a condolence visit to the family of terrorist Ziad Abu Ein, placed in the #6 spot on the Meretz Knesset list.

Amos Yadlin joins Labor, bumped to #11 spot - and is expected to be appointed as Defense Minister in a Labor government.

Yet another party for the hareidi camp in the 2015 elections by hareidi women frustrated by discrimination in their communities.

Several previous MKs likely to find themselves without seats as they are bumped down the list.

It's official: after weeks of controversy, Avi Dichter replaced by Hotovely for #20, bumping her up to a realistic place on the list.

List to include mix of candidates from hareidi, national-religious sectors; sources say Otzma Yehudit pact unlikely.

Central committee members vote for far-left Meretz's party list for 20th Knesset; expected to receive 5-6 seats in March elections.

Kadima party leader turns down reserved spot on Labor party list, effectively marking the end of his political career.

Netanyahu's push for comprehensive electoral reforms is seen as attractive for olim from western democracies.

Channel 9 journalist Ksenia Svetlova expected to be appointed as #23 to the Labor list, in spot reserved for Hatnua.
