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The head of the Joint List of Arab parties, Odeh has indicated that under the right conditions he would recommend to President Reuven Rivlin that Blue and White leader Benny Gantz form a government.

In the run-up to Sept. 17, many Israelis of all stripes are wondering whether their elected officials even care about them anymore. At 4 very different locales, we found out why.

The couple’s children were at home at the time of the murder, and one of them wrestles the father, who had kept knives in various places around the house, indictment says.

Likud charges that the Zazim organization was working to topple the party by 'increasing the number of voters for the leftist bloc'.

Once on the verge of collapse, Hala TV is now aiming to become the home station for the county's Arabic-speaking community.

The survey also shows that the Arab public is yearning to gain political influence.

Social media giant says Likud violated its policies with claim Arab politicians want to ‘annihilate us all’; top Arab MK cheers penalty.

In 2008 there were 350 Israeli Arab high-tech engineers, all of them men. Now there are 6,600, one fourth of them women.

First Arab Israeli Rhodes scholar to speak in Teaneck.

This year marks the seventh annual event, which will wind through 18 Druze villages.

Challengers to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in next Tuesday’s election have courted Israel’s Arab minority, hoping that a strong turnout from this unlikely source could tip the scales in their favor.

The statement came a day after the Knesset Arrangements Committee rejected a motion to waive the bill’s waiting period and allowing it to go to a vote two days early.

Netanyahu's Facebook followers urged to make campaign calls and issue warning over left-wing government. Likud: Message was staffer mistake. Arab party leader: Netanyahu is psychopath with no red lines.

Likud presses ahead with doomed gambit to bring cameras into polling stations, six days before elections and despite widespread criticism from top legal officials.

Avigdor Lieberman and the opposition boycotted the vote; Likud charges that the former defense minister is to blame for the result.