Amit Segal

Dramatic hours ahead! From now on, you can follow me for all the latest updates and analysis on WhatsApp groups as well.

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A senior official in the fundraising division of the Aid 48 nonprofit organization, an arm of the Ra’am party, was arrested on suspicion of involvement in an election bribery scandal involving... Read more →

Police are investigating whether a public official is behind the suspects who allegedly intended to distribute money to voters of the Ra’am party.

One of the suspects admitted that he is a party... Read more →

Election Committee:

The identification process for the next voter in line may begin while the current voter is casting their ballot behind the voting booth curtain.

Director General of the Election... Read more →

Mansour Abbas has clearly prepared for these elections. All the strongholds of the Southern Islamic Movement have some of the highest voter turnout rates in the country.

This is so unusual on a global... Read more →

In the Bedouin community of Atawna, voter turnout in the previous election was 41% for the entire voting day.

Now it’s at 64%, and we haven’t even reached the halfway point of the day.

The Kabu'a... Read more →

Election day has finally arrived. As some five million Israelis enter the voting booth today and survey their three dozen options, they will be thinking about one thing: October 7.

What to expect on... Read more →

As of 10 a.m., voter turnout stands at 16.7 percent. One in six Israelis has already cast a ballot. This is the highest figure since 1981, when Begin and Peres ran against each other—and we still old... Read more →

Observers in Rahat are reporting that some polling stations have already reached 50% voter turnout. There is a discrepancy in the figures that cannot be explained solely by the hour and a half that... Read more →

After being disqualified, Abu Shehadeh arrived to cast his vote:

“Arabs will flock to the polls, and the racists will flock to the opposition. I hope they suffer a defeat after several years of war... Read more →