2021 Election

Netanyahu says Likud picked up seats in a historic swing that has not been seen in decades. Says he plans to works tirelessly toward stable government, does not rule out anyone.

"The public doesn't want to vote if it has no impact and if it believes MKs will not be able to forge a government," Boaz Bismuth warns in special election night broadcast.

Blue and White: A ballot for Yesh Atid is a ballot for Netanyahu.

Likud sends out mass text message to undecided voters, urging them to cast ballots for the Religious Zionist party. Yamina leader Naftali Bennett: Don't let Bibi fool you again.

Netanyahu's rivals have invested all their political capital in trying to get rid of him, crossing every red line in the process.

The Left failed to capitalize on the public’s desire to invest in healthcare following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and it failed to ride the momentum generated by Joe Biden’s victory in the United States by mimicking his campaign.

Working against Netanyahu is the fact that Naftali Bennett, who in all the previous elections was an inseparable part of the Netanyahu-led rightwing bloc, has currently positioned himself as the deciding factor, uncommitted to either side.

A recent survey found that the most qualified candidate for prime minister in the Arab sector is Benjamin Netanyahu, with 24.9% support, followed by Ahmad Tibi of the Joint Arab List with 14.3%.

According to a senior Joint Arab List campaign official, recent polls indicate that Ra'am is gaining strength among Arab voters.