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Tomorrow Israelis go to the polls. But who are they voting for?
Here's your complete guide to the parties running in Israel's 2026 election. 🇮🇱🗳️🧵
No single party has ever won a majority in Israeli elections.
Israel's government is formed by a coalition of parties that sign agreements about how they will govern.
Polls suggest that neither the current government bloc (Likud, Shas, UTJ, Otzma Yehudit, Religious Zionism) nor the main opposition bloc (Yashar!, Beyachad, The Democrats, Yisrael Beiteinu) will reach 60 seats on their own.
Thirty-two years ago, a historic agreement in the Middle East was reached as the Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty was signed. This milestone continues to inspire hope for peace and cooperation in the region.
A 22-year-old from Ogden, Utah named Skyler AJ Rose is facing federal hate crime charges after allegedly posting on social media: “I wanna blow up a synagogue.”
When the FBI and local police searched his home, they allegedly found ammunition, two rifles, and six pipe bombs - along with evidence on his phone that he had looked up a synagogue near him.
Rose is charged with attempting to commit a hate crime, threats to kill and injure, threats to destroy a building, and possession of an unregistered destructive device. He pleaded not guilty and will remain in custody until trial.
No synagogue should be a target. No Jew should have to pray in fear.
"Jewish constituents receive a blunt message: Your community is expendable if an election is on the line."
startribune.com/omar-fateh-i…
“Now they [Israelis] feel it [antisemitism] when they travel abroad…” | Israeli journalist Lahav Harkov discusses how rising antisemitism abroad has become a major issue ahead of Israel’s upcoming elections on the StandWithUs podcast.
For the full show: bit.ly/4shk2Ie
@LahavHarkov @michaeldickson
In 2012, a young boy from Tanzania named Julius Bernard arrived in Israel for life-saving heart surgery. He was just a child.
This month, Julius returned to Israel one last time - for follow-up treatment with Save a Child’s Heart, the Israeli organization that has treated over 9,000 children from more than 75 countries.
He is now heading home to Tanzania to begin his university studies.
A healed heart. A bright future. 🇮🇱❤️
via: @SaveChildsHeart
