Prime Minister hastens to walk back his affront to the haredi parties over the last few days.

Israeli police have formed a special unit for overseeing public order during tomorrow's elections.A Channel 13 News report outlined the new unit's responsibilities in light of alleged threats of an attack In the Knesset compound similar to the Jan 6 Capitol Hill riot.

Police began investigating the circumstances of the death of a man in his 30s at his home in Haifa.A call to police reported a pungent odor emanating from a residential apartment in the city of Haifa. Police arrived at the scene, broke through the door and found the body of the young man.

Two years after brutal anti-Semitic attack, Jerusalem court orders Arab attacker to pay victim 40,000 shekels in compensation.

Meir never wants his bride to cry the way his mother did, overwhelmed in the kitchen In an erev shabbos. He wants to build a future family

Reuel Yehoshua saw a car bombing with his own eyes, and made up his mind to do something about it.

A combination of factors has made this election defy ordinary statistical predictions.

Yamina's Ayelet Shaked said her party was not concerned over "the negative spin Netanyahu has been putting out in the last two weeks.""Support for our party is stable," Shaked told 103FM Radio. "We may even see a rise in the number of seats we end up receiving," she stated.