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Shilo Freid
47 new lawmakers enter the Knesset: The faces to watch
Knesset newcomers include wounded IDF veterans, a former Shin Bet chief, a hostage's mother, a judicial reform advocate and influential political insiders; meet the lawmakers poised to shape the country's next political battles
Amir Ettinger, Shilo Freid, Einav Halabi
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11.02.26
60 for Eisenkot, 46 for Netanyahu: Who gets first shot at forming Israel's government?
President Isaac Herzog will begin consultations with Israel's newly elected parties on Wednesday, with Gadi Eisenkot poised to receive more endorsements than Benjamin Netanyahu; Avigdor Liberman and United Torah Judaism remain undecided, while Arab parties could prove pivotal in determining the next government
Moran Azulay, Shilo Freid
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11.01.26
Shas and United Torah Judaism fear further losses as smaller Haredi challengers fall short
Haredi parties hoped to be kingmakers and force a draft exemption law, but Shas's seats plunged and may fall further with United Torah Judaism as special ballots are counted
Shilo Freid
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10.29.26
Election deadlock leaves political leaders silent. Who will break their promise?
Netanyahu survived the election but failed to secure victory, issuing only two posts and skipping calls to allies; his rivals have also gone silent as both camps face a political deadlock that could force them to break key campaign promises
Moran Azulay, Yuval Karni, Shilo Freid
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10.28.26
‘Are they crazy? We'll die’: Netanyahu shouts at ultra-Orthodox activist in recorded call
Just 90 minutes before polls closed, Netanyahu angrily demanded to know why ultra-Orthodox voters were staying home, warning of a government backed by Mansour Abbas; the Ger Hasidic activist pointed to four years of broken promises over military conscription
Shilo Freid
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10.27.26
Israel election enters final 24 hours: Netanyahu's digital blitz, Eisenkot's knockout bid
With polls opening at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Netanyahu plans hundreds of campaign videos, Eisenkot seeks a decisive lead, Bennett courts swing voters, Ben-Gvir competes with his allies and smaller parties fight to clear the electoral threshold
Yuval Karni, Moran Azulay, Amir Ettinger, Einav Halabi, Shilo Freid
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10.26.26
‘Why vote for me?’ Israel's party leaders make their final pitch to voters
Eisenkot urges a ‘change of course’; Netanyahu cites Trump on Iran; Bennett says his team is ‘ready from day one’; Golan declares ‘our moment has arrived’ and Ben-Gvir says ‘everyone admits I was right’; two days before the vote, they make their case
Moran Azulay, Yuval Karni, Amir Ettinger, Shilo Freid, Einav Halabi
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10.25.26
Shas rabbi warns voters backing rival parties will have 'no place in the afterlife'
Senior ultra-Orthodox rabbi says voting for Likud or any party other than Shas forfeits a place in the world to come; former chief rabbi renews attack on Ben-Gvir as ultra-Orthodox parties devise new voter-tracking methods after Supreme Court restrictions
Shilo Freid
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10.22.26
A child's curl, a hidden photograph: the Holocaust stories being brought to life through animation
Israeli filmmaker Sharon Pais is transforming Holocaust survivors' most treasured possessions into short animated documentaries, using their own voices to connect younger generations with memories at risk of disappearing; from a child's lock of hair carried through Auschwitz to a wedding photograph hidden in a sock, each object holds a story of loss, survival and love
Shilo Freid
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10.22.26
IDF gives detained Chabad students a choice: enlist or face prison
More than 40 Chabad students suspected of draft dodging were detained at Ben Gurion Airport on their return from New York and taken to an IDF induction center; officials say those who agree to enlist may avoid jail, while others face military prison
Shilo Freid, Yossi Yehoshua, Elisha Ben Kimon
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10.20.26
Dozens of Chabad students detained at Ben Gurion Airport as suspected draft dodgers
Returning from a year at Chabad's New York headquarters, some students had passports seized and were told they face disciplinary proceedings; Netanyahu condemns arrests of Haredi draft evaders as Bennett accuses him of trading exemptions for power
Shilo Freid, Amir Ettinger
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10.20.26
From malls to synagogues, Israel's parties battle for every vote with one week until election
With seven days until the October 27 vote, Netanyahu tours Likud strongholds, Eisenkot courts undecided right-wingers and Bennett targets young voters; smaller parties fight to boost turnout and win support from rivals in their own political camps
Yuval Karni, Moran Azulay, Amir Ettinger, Shilo Freid, Einav Halabi
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10.20.26
76,809 draft dodgers, just 437 arrests: IDF data expose Israel's widening enforcement gap
Military figures reveal a sharp rise in draft evasion, with ultra-Orthodox men accounting for 83% of cases but just 12% of indictments in 2026; advocacy groups accuse the IDF of selective enforcement, while the military insists the law is applied equally
Shilo Freid
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10.19.26
‘Our situation resembles the Holocaust’: Haredi candidate on draft-related travel bans
Elikim Stark, a new United Torah Judaism candidate, compares restrictions on draft evaders leaving Israel to the Holocaust, saying they complicate marriage arrangements abroad; he also attacks a senior Supreme Court justice, drawing condemnation from political rivals
Shilo Freid
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10.16.26
Israel's largest Hasidic sect threatens to withhold 30,000 votes in election feud
Less than two weeks before Israel's election, Gur Hasidim have yet to endorse United Torah Judaism, as a bitter split involving Meir Porush and Belz candidate Elyakim Stark threatens the party's electoral strength and could deny Stark a Knesset seat
Shilo Freid
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10.15.26
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