Miki Zohar tells Ahmad Tibi he can't preach morals, during Knesset committee debate on legislation that would allow party reps to film at polling stations on election day

Could cameras placed in polling stations to stamp out alleged voter fraud have actually won the April ballot for the PM? ToI does the math

MKs block legislation to surveil voters, preventing it from facing a scheduled first reading in the Knesset plenum later Monday

Yisrael Beytenu party head says he supports measures to prevent voter fraud, but says legislation to surveil voters is a bid by PM to interfere in upcoming ballot

Former veteran Likud MK pans Netanyahu, cabinet for rejecting AG's opinion against videoing voters during election, says it is now 'impossible' for him to back the party

Once among PM's closest allies, the populist ex-defense minister is again poised to be kingmaker after September's elections

Hardline ex-defense minister has relied on support from Russian-speaking Israelis, but polls show his refusal to capitulate to demands of religious parties is widening his appeal

Factional rivalries, infighting and Israeli restrictions have left the 'first Arab democracy' without elections since 2006

US president has yet to announce dramatic steps to help the prime minister, in contrast to the weeks before April's vote. Worse, he's not just MIA, he's flirting with Iran

Eyal Yinon argues that PM-backed legislation would give Likud party an unfair advantage as it already has over 1,000 cameras that it used to surveil Arab voters in last election