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Among the neighborhoods that will be on the route: Rehavia, Beit HaKerem, French Hill, and more.

The results of the survey indicate that the Israeli public has far greater trust in the Knesset -- by dozens of percentage points -- than it does in Israels judiciary, from the Supreme Court down to the legal advisors and counselors who answer to the

49% in Filber’s poll said that Gantz was more appropriate to serve as prime minister than Netanyahu, while 43% believed the opposite.

Opinion: The ongoing pro-judicial reform demonstrations reveal that the conflict reflects long-standing political divisions and puts to rest the misleading notion that the battle is not a matter of right versus left, but rather a struggle for democracy

Despite the damage the demonstrators are doing to Israel’s standing and security, the one thing they won’t be able to shake is the underlying health of a society that cares deeply about preserving Judaism, Zionism and—yes—popular culture.

Taking questions from public, Yariv Levin says overhaul he is advancing will create a more diverse panel of judges, asserts Knesset will maintain minorities' rights

Even working on the assumption that the results will hold up, Netanyahu’s path to forming a coalition is still strewn with challenges

If none of the wobbling parties falls below the threshold, the result may hinge on a seat or two; but if any of Ra'am, Hadash-Ta'al, Labor or Meretz fails, Netanyahu wins easily

The final surveys published before Israel’s November 1st elections show Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a clearer path to victory over Prime Minister Yair Lapid, but two of the polls put the Netanyahu bloc just one seat short of a Knesset majority of 61.

What's at stake for chareidim in Israel's upcoming elections?