News for Election 2013 Report: PM to Offer Deal to Yesh Atid, Jewish HomePrime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is set to offer a coalition deal to Yesh Atid and Jewish Home, reports Thursday said Report: Jewish Home Preparing for New ElectionsA report said that the Jewish Home Party has taken steps to revive its election campaign committee - just in case Jewish Home, Yesh Atid Voters Happiest With Result57% of Israeli Jews said they were “satisfied” with the results of the election, a poll showed, while 6.2% were “very satisfied.” Israel Without Real Winners - Back To Square OneWhere will the new governing coalition, when formed, start from? and where can it go? Likud Activists Have Mixed Feelings About ResultsOn the day after, Likud MKs and activists are nursing their wounds and trying to analyze why their party did not do as well as expected. Likud Activist: Judea and Samaria Still With LikudA Likud activist in Judea and Samaria on Thursday rejected claims that there had been a drop in support for the party in the region Jewish Home to be Awarded 12th Knesset SeatAccording to the near final results of the elections, Jewish Home will be awarded a 12th Knesset seat, making it the 4th largest party WESTERN FRONT: No Enemies to the LeftHow the right, larger in numbers, marginalizes itself. Everywhere, and in Israel as well. Netanyahu Can Avoid ‘A Jump to the Left’The jockeying for position has begun with attempts to force out PM Binyamin Netanyahu. But he can likely avoid "a jump to the left." Video: Arutz Sheva Sums Up Election ResultsWatch the replay of Arutz Sheva special election broadcast. Sa'ar: 'Get the Hatred Out of Your Eyes'Likud Minister Gideon Sa'ar said that despite the elections disappointment, Binyamin Netanyahu will form the next government Watch Live Now!Israel votes, You Watch. Live from Jerusalem. 9:00PM - 2:00AM Israel time / 2:00PM - 7:00PM EST. Arutz Sheva Election Special Live at 9PMWatch the live Arutz Sheva election special sponsored by the OU Center today at 9PM Israel time / 2PM EST. Your phone calls will be taken. Election Debate Turns FriendlyFive different parties praised Israel, and each other as an all-out pre-election debate took a friendly turn and promoted aliyah. Low Voter Turnout Expected by Israeli-ArabsProf. Alex Bligh explores why despite calls from the Arab League urging Israeli-Arabs to vote, less than half will head to the polls. |
