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Israelis abroad should still have a voice in Israel
Opinion: Citizens living overseas remain connected to Israel, defend it abroad and send their children to serve; distance should not erase their right to shape its future
Nehemia Rosenfeld
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08.05.26
‘An attempt to keep voters away?’ Overseas Israelis struggle to verify voting eligibility
Israelis living abroad say they cannot confirm their voter registration or polling place; the Interior Ministry says approved changes through September 3 will count
Roy Rubinstein
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08.03.26
This is how Trump is trying to 'take control' of the US election
Six years after his stinging loss to Biden, Trump's obsession has not abated and he continues to spread baseless claims of massive fraud while using all his weight to influence the upcoming congressional elections. But what exactly is he afraid of?
Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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08.03.26
Likud probes possible fraud in vote giving Netanyahu more power over election slate
PM was listed as having cast a ballot despite not participating, while petitions allege counting irregularities, invalid votes and observers being removed from polling stations
Yuval Karni
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08.02.26
Ra’am breaks with Islamic institutions as Arab party weighs Jewish candidate
The Islamist party will run independently, balance its slate across the Galilee, central Israel and Negev, boost women’s representation and campaign on fighting crime and joining the next coalition
Einav Halabi
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08.02.26
Netanyahu turns to LinkedIn in bid to win back Israel’s moderate right
PM’s move onto the professional networking platform signals a campaign focused on economy, technology and AI as Likud seeks to counter Gadi Eisenkot’s growing appeal among voters disillusioned by government’s alliance with ultra-Orthodox parties
Moran Azulay
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08.02.26
Ex-UN envoy Gilad Erdan expected to launch new right-wing party this week
Former Likud minister preparing political comeback on pledge not to join a narrow government led by either bloc, but must overcome claims that his party could ultimately provide Netanyahu with a 61-seat coalition
Amir Ettinger
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08.02.26
Why Gadi Eisenkot may be Israel’s next prime minister
Opinion: David Remnick sees the former IDF chief as Netanyahu’s opposite, while a possible Jewish-Arab alliance could acknowledge the reality of shared citizenship; meanwhile, Netanyahu and Trump continue to expose Israelis to growing regional danger
Shimon Shiffer
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08.02.26
The link between Netanyahu family photos, AI and Israel’s approaching election
Opinion: The debate over allegedly altered photographs of Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu is a distraction from the larger threat: AI-generated images, videos and recordings that can manipulate voters, spread faster than corrections and undermine trust in the electoral process
Baruch Katzman
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08.01.26
Holocaust survivors’ daughter leads early UN race to replace Guterres as secretary-general
Jewish Costa Rican economist Rebeca Grynspan led the first UN Security Council straw poll for secretary-general, winning 10 'encouragement' votes; Israel views her as relatively favorable but is concerned about other top contenders
Itamar Eichner
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07.31.26
Trump’s Iran strategy: avoid major war before midterms, prepare for the next round
Analysis: Israeli and regional assessments say Washington expects diplomacy to fail but wants to avoid an energy crisis and unpopular war before November, while rebuilding interceptor stocks and preparing for a broader confrontation later
Ron Ben-Yishai
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07.30.26
The Democrats’ search for a new Obama: Can Jon Ossoff lead the party back?
Jewish Sen. Jon Ossoff is emerging as a top Democratic hope for 2028, drawing support from progressives and moderates alike as polls show him gaining momentum and Trump increasingly targeting him
Tzipi Shmilovitz, New York
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07.30.26
Likud approves Netanyahu plan to appoint election candidates; party members allege vote fraud
More than 3,300 Likud Central Committee members voted, granting Netanyahu eight reserved slots through No. 29, while a separate district reform that could block new contenders passed by just six votes, prompting demands for a new ballot
Moran Azulay
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07.28.26
Yair Golan: ‘If we win 15 seats, I’ll be defense minister’
At Yedioth Ahronoth-INSS National Security Conference, Democrats chairman says Gadi Eisenkot is currently opposition bloc’s natural candidate for prime minister, criticizes Iran war and calls for political initiatives in Gaza, Lebanon and West Bank
Amir Ettinger
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07.27.26
Knesset warns Israel is unprepared for AI-era elections
A new parliamentary study warns that generative AI can cheaply create thousands of fake accounts, personalized disinformation and convincing deepfakes, while Israel still lacks a unified national strategy to protect elections
Raphael Kahan
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07.27.26
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