Lapid Lashes Out at Herzog, While Bennett Blasts Bibi
Elections are hours away and rival parties are making it a point to strike back at those trying to 'steal' their voters away.

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Elections are hours away and rival parties are making it a point to strike back at those trying to 'steal' their voters away.

IDF soldier arrested Monday for incitement: 'If a leftist comes to power...I will become the next Yigal Amir,' he wrote on Facebook.

In series of pre-election interviews, PM Binyamin Netantahu stresses that if re-elected no Palestinian state will be established.

'The only agreement that can be obtained with Hamas is that they be buried underground,' Liberman states at campaign visit.

One day before elections, Netanyahu warns Right they must choose Likud to ensure victory, while Herzog stresses importance of change.

'We are strong together,' Jewish Home chairman urges, less than 24 hours before the vote.

Despite the south's tradition of voting Left, Merhavim Council mayor endorses Likud, praising its socioeconomic work in the periphery.

Bnei Akiva rabbi and leader notes that a vote for Jewish Home also ensures a Netanyahu government - but without compromising on values.

Balad MK Hanin Zoabi tells Lebanese media she doesn't feel part of the Knesset, and her only role is to represent Palestinian 'struggle.'

On a tour of Har Homa neighborhood, prime minister pledges to strengthen Jewish presence in Jerusalem if reelected.

With elections only one day away and after months of bitter tension, Yishai offers to work together with Deri, head of his former party.

'When a politician fails to keep his promises, he is actually stealing the mandate he received.'

Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach nixes rumors he'll tacitly back Yachad party, says he won't be voting at all - followers likely to do the same.

UTJ MK says Lapid 'humiliated,' 'robbed' haredim. Statement makes a Labor-led coalition even less likely than before.

In response to Barak endorsement of Herzog, Likud reminds how back in 1999 'they brought the Second Intifada,' hushed up scandals.

Labor ad targets female voters based solely on the gender factor. Undecided women were a key sector in the two previous elections.

Labor head says votes for Lapid help Netanyahu, denies rotation with Livni damages party, says 'serious effort' needed to beat Likud.

Hamas leader warns Israeli left victory means endless peace talks, even as 'West Bank' is being 'destroyed.'

Channel 10's Raviv Drucker admits it proudly: most of the Israeli press wants to get rid of Netanyahu.

Professor says that right bloc more viable, but Netanyahu may need to reach out to Labor anyway to save his spot as Likud head.

MK Tamar Zandberg says that a vote for the "Zionist Union" instead of Meretz goes toward a right-wing government.

Speaking at rally in Tel Aviv, Yachad member warns: The "Zionist Union" wants to divide the country.

Photographer Israel Bardugo of Israel on Air took photos from a helicopter of the massive nationalist rally in Tel Aviv.



Bezalel Smotrich says most of the people at the rally are from the religious-Zionist sector, not haredim.

Yitzchak Herzog paid a visit to the Kotel on Sunday, where he proclaimed his loyalty to the holy site and said he prays daily.

Prime Minister quotes Kahlon, who said that it was Bennett who prevented his appointment in 2013.

Elkin says if a person who opposes a Palestinian state wants to be 100% correct, he should vote for Jewish Home.

Voting commenced Sunday for IDF soldiers, two days before everyone else in Israel gets to choose who will lead the country.

Nationalists gathered at Tel Aviv's Rabin Square Sunday evening for a show of strength, with elections just 36 hours away.

'There is no need to divide the Land of Israel to lower the price of cheese,' said Naftali Bennett, who also played the guitar.

Yedioth Aharonoth pundit says nationalists can protest in 'Bennett Square' when there is one – not in Rabin Square.

MK Yoni Chetboun said that he was 'puzzled' by voters who claim to be on the right, but plan to vote for Moshe Kahlon's Kulanu list.

Judge Salim Jubran forces Yachad party to stop broadcasting a video that promises to 'end' the illegal alien phenomenon.

If Herzog is accepted as pro-peace, who, then, by implication, are they trying to paint as pro-war?

Netanyahu urges nationalists to vote Likud, stave-off leftist gov't of 'submission and capitulation'; 'they'll retreat along every front.'

As Senate probes whether Obama administration directly funding anti-Netanyahu campaign, NGO Monitor says something stinks.

Likud calls on all parties to remain calm and 'democratic', avoid violence, during major right-wing event Sunday.

Actor Jon Voight urges Israelis to vote for Netanyahu, labels Herzog 'a modern-day Neville Chamberlain.'

Out with the old, in with the new: Knesset prepares to absorb new staff, MKs and help retiring MKs finish their service ahead of elections.

In the voter dilemma between Jewish Home and Yachad, Baruch Marzel says Yachad's presence is Right's only chance of forming a government.

Labor leader answers - and evades - tough questions just before elections. On the agenda: building freezes and diplomatic approach to Iran.

According to Labor leader Yitzhak Herzog, Netanyahu offering finance portfolio to Kulanu head Moshe Kahlon is sign of PM's desperation.

Housing Minister dismisses criticism over housing, encourages right-wing voters to attend polls and the rally Sunday for a secure Israel.

Jewish Home chair Naftali Bennett slams Netanyahu for refusing 'technical bloc' offer, confirms his suspicions PM will turn to the Left.

Ads for haredi women's party 'like publishing an ad for Baruch Marzel in an Islamist Movement magazine,' Yated Ne'eman opines.

With elections mere days away, last ditch effort by Netanyahu to turn Kahlon his way by offering finance portfolio is rejected.

Likud and Jewish Home ministers urge public to attend massive right-wing rally scheduled for Sunday at 7 p.m. in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square.

Al-Jarida claims Labor leader and Joint Arab List officials in negotiations for Arab parties to recommend Herzog for prime minister.


Jewish Home chairman says he will call Netanyahu after Tuesday's election and suggest a “unified technical bloc”.

If Netanyahu loses, says radio host, 'one of the few voices left speaking the truth about what is going on in the world' will be silenced.

Nobel Prize winning German poet, an ex-Waffen SS member, alleged Israel is a 'danger to world peace' in 2012.

Prime Minister blasts Labor leader for weakness in the face of international pressure in TV confrontation, Herzog says PM is the weak one.

Both Democrats and Republicans in Subcommittee on Investigations have signed off on probe of funding for One Voice.

Likud's Gilad Erdan says he prefers government with Jewish Home, haredim, Liberman and Kahlon, but victory is far from certain.

Days ahead of Israeli elections, John Kerry says White House remains committed to creating a Palestinian Arab state.

Channel 2's Middle East expert says electing Labor government will encourage Iran-backed aggression on Israel's northern, southern borders.

Final pre-election polls show that the “Zionist Union” is maintaining a four-seat lead over the Likud.
