Poll: Meretz-Labor union helps Netanyahu; Shaked outside Knesset
An Israel Hayom poll reveals that were the Left's Meretz and Labor to unite, it would help the Right garner 61 votes and form a government without the help of any outside faction.
An Israel Hayom poll reveals that were the Left's Meretz and Labor to unite, it would help the Right garner 61 votes and form a government without the help of any outside faction.
Polls predict Shaked's Zionist Spirit will fail to garner the necessary votes to enter the Knesset. Lapid meets with Labor and Meretz leaders in an attempt to persuade the parties to run together in the elections, but reaches no breakthrough.
Instead of major gatherings with hundreds of participants, Benjamin Netanyahu will make "surprise visits" in areas where voter turnout was low.
The factions also face the challenge of making sure the voters arrive at the voting booths on election day, as many chose to sit it out the last time.
“My story is one of tragedy and triumph, setbacks and successes, lessons learned and loved ones cherished," former prime minister says ahead of book's publication in November.
The three plan to vie in the Nov. 1 elections as part of the "State Party." Eizenkot emerged as a highly sought-after candidate in the last two election campaigns but was previously reluctant to join any party.
Internal vote held ahead of the Nov. 1 elections shake up the party's Knesset list as longtime MKs could lose their seats.
The party's new slate places novice MKs and political newcomers ahead of veteran lawmakers. Labor leader Merav Michaeli calls nre roster "amazing." Polls project Labor will win five or six seats in Nov. 1 elections.
Operation Breaking Dawn did little to create a shift in the political blocs ahead of the Nov. 1 elections, and the Right is expected to secure 59 Knesset seats to the Center-Left's 55.
Hope sparked among many who saw the photograph of the leaders embrace during Operation Breaking Dawn for a merger between their factions, which could end political instability in Israel.
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