Israeli press isn’t sure which way to call the election, and officials are being very careful about announcing premature results
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The deadlock in Israel’s election could bring national healing, or it could herald danger for the Jewish state
Fearing voter fatigue, leading parties engage in frantic last-minute efforts to mobilize their constituencies
“It is time to start building the bridges that will lead to a united society (of Jew and Arab) in the state of Israel, in our home.”
Voting is supposed to be a matter of conscience, but many Israelis are manipulated by religious threats when going to the polls
Netflix manages to present a spy thriller a cut above the rest in its portrayal of Israel’s greatest operative
No longer do government bodies and major corporations in Israel shy away from collaborating with Messianic Jews
What makes Israel simply magical is its unique fusion of ancient and modern, spiritual and mundane
Protest group says time is past for concessions, appeasement and bowing to international diplomatic pressure
