Poll Shows Herzog-Netanyahu Gap Closing
In opposition to results until now, poll finds a mere 4% separates preference for PM, gives Labor 25 versus 21 for Likud.

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In opposition to results until now, poll finds a mere 4% separates preference for PM, gives Labor 25 versus 21 for Likud.

'We have returned to Hevron to stay there - forever,' Bennett emphasizes in last-minute campaign visit.

Yishai's rabbi, Rabbi Mazuz, writes that the party will demand revocation of controversial law as coalition condition.

Kahlon claims Bennett isn't a 'real' nationalist, criticizes him over 'lack of action' on housing crisis.


Prof. Aumann tells Arutz Sheva Netanyahu should reflect long and hard over Shalit deal, Judea-Samaria demolition; urges polling overhaul.

Labor ahead of Likud by 2-4 seat margin in polls - but Israelis still prefer Netanyahu and a 'right-wing' government.

Arab Zionist who has received death threats gives forceful support speech at Likud rally, Netanyahu promises 'you will be a Likud MK.'

United Torah Judaism MK will not rule out joining a Labor-led coalition, but says Lapid should "sit in the opposition for one term."

"Zionist Union" leader says "times have changed" since he welcomed former President Clinton's proposal to split Jerusalem.

Jewish Home chairman calls on voters who are disappointed by Netanyahu to remain on the right and not vote for the left.

Netanyahu in media blitz says Labor could defeat him, but could the polls be fabricated?

Latest poll shows gap at top staying steady, with Jewish Home at 13 and Yachad at 5 in slight gains for each.

Dr. Aryeh Bachrach defends Haggai Huberman, whose response to a speech by a leftist war widow caused a media firestorm.

Hatzel notes Arab allegedly struck by Marzel not 'human rights activist' but attacker of IDF, warns Arabs 'will turn Knesset to ISIS.'

Im Tirtzu activists stealthily hang a sign over the offices of Obama-linked anti-Netanyahu group, protesting Left's see-no-good campaign.

Weinstein steps in to find out who decided to file indictment on old case week before elections; Marzel: 'even AG knows this is harassment.'

In a revealing interview, Mustafa Barghouti says that given everything, the PA prefers Yitzhak Herzog over Binyamin Netanyahu.

Bennett tells conference attendees one can be both right-wing and socially-minded, and the right party for that is Jewish Home.

Battle for center continues as Yesh Atid and Kulanu candidates attack each other's chairmen for doing 'nothing' in ministerial posts.

Former president Shimon Peres says Thursday he endorses 'responsible' and 'dedicated' Yitzhak Herzog for prime minister.

A lawsuit by a Tel Aviv entrepreneur could implicate Koby Kahlon, brother of Kulanu head Moshe Kahlon, with influence peddling

While politicians have been seeking to portray Israelis as broke, Israelis have been spending thousands on smartphones.

In interview with JPost, Netanyahu appeals to voters not to take chances with national security by voting for Labor, Left.

Trailing in polls, Netanyahu seeks to convince religious Zionist voters to choose Likud over Jewish Home in open letter Thursday.

Jewish Home on Thursday received endorsements from three of the most prominent veterans in the settlement movement.

Warning against 'false prophecies' of hope, Ya'alon criticizes defense experts who attacked Netanyahu in special conference Wednesday.

Speaking to Army Radio, Shas head Aryeh Deri says under no circumstances will his party join a “leftist” government under Herzog.

Latest election poll from Haaretz sees Labor-Hatnua once again in the lead, with 24 mandates - three above rival Likud.

Moshe Kahlon says he will join any government in which he is finance minister, but Likud officials fear this may mean a Herzog government.

In interview, Herzog says Palestinians 'very happy with one-sided strategy' and may not be interested in lasting peace deal with Israel.

Sources close to PM Netanyahu say the Likud has not ruled out a unity government and rotation deal with Labor leader Yitzhak Herzog.

While most Israelis do not like Arab List’s politics, they’re enthusiasm this year is a good sign for integration.


Shas chairman says his party would support Netanyahu, calls him to form a coalition “which goes by Begin’s social guidelines."

Tens of thousands gathered to support the party and to support the idea of voting in next week's election altogether.

Bennett responds to leftist rally condemnation of religious, saying elections are for the Jewish nature of Israel.

6 days to elections: We fielded your questions to candidates - now it's time to hear their answers on our live panel.

United Torah Judaism MK says his party could join coalition with Jewish Home - Yesh Atid, however, was out of the question.


Ze'ev, founder of Shas recently booted by Deri, says his party, UTJ, Kulanu, Yisrael Beytenu all set to go left if Labor gets upper hand.

Nationalist MKs pounce on Labor head who won't rule out letting MK Ahmed Tibi into Knesset's sensitive Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee

Former IDF chiefs and ISA members blast current prime minister for failing in Gaza war, releasing terrorists.

Analysis: after decades of leftist brainwashing and divide-and-rule tactics, many Israelis are out of touch with cold, harsh reality.

Otzma Yehudit representative and Knesset candidate indicted over alleged 2013 attack on Hevron resident. Marzel: the timing here is telling.

Defense officials reportedly think the PA is arresting Hamas men to foil terror attacks that would help right wing at the polls Tuesday.

Join us this evening, 19:30 Israel-time, and see candidates answer your questions on our live panel from Jerusalem.

Labor leader claims Israel's economy is suffering due to overfocus on defense, vows only to raise defense budget if social needs are met.

Prime Minister says if not enough people 'go out and vote Likud,' there is a real chance of a leftist regime.

Latest poll reveals clear lead for Labor-Hatnua - but more Israelis still prefer Netanyahu as prime minister.

'Refusing to vote is an own goal, and apathy is not the solution,' Rivlin urges voters.

Jewish Home co-sponsored the bill that led to the early elections, but Bennett promises not to let it pass.

Kulanu party chairman declares he will not consider which party has more seats when choosing who to recommend as PM.

Shas chairman says he's against splitting Jerusalem but would agree to evict "isolated settlements".

As Labor opens a lead over Likud in polls, PM Netanyahu encourages voters to vote Likud in order to give it many seats.

In rare move Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu writes to his students, explaining why he moved from Jewish Home to Yachad and urging them to do likewise.

Arutz Sheva speaks to initiators of iVote, which combines social media and voting to get people involved and interested.

Week before elections Labor outpaces Likud by a full four mandates - but who will get first crack at forming a coalition?


Party's legal adviser calls for criminal investigation, after unknown person disseminates violently offensive posters.
