In legal opinion ahead of cabinet meeting, Avichai Mandelblit slams 'aberrant and flawed' legislative effort to allow parties to bring cameras in polling places

Finally, Jason Greenblatt has a plan and people believe in it: his plan to leave the White House. Israelis couldn't care less

Polls at missions close with 69% of 5,086 eligible voters casting their ballots -- a 7% dip from April and a possible harbinger of lower participation in the national vote

Blue and White leader said to have told party officials Netanyahu's sudden focus on alleged election fraud and insistence on deploying cameras aims to cast doubt on vote legitimacy

As Likud turns to legislation to permit filming of polling stations, Mandelblit calls move 'unthinkable,' says there are already enough tools in place to prevent voter fraud

The two large parties both receive 32 seats in TV surveys, with Netanyahu unable to form a coalition without Yisrael Beytenu

Pop singer Maor Edri and DJ Gal Malka, both successful young musicians with multi-million-views on YouTube to their names, sing Netanyahu's praises in new campaign video

Gideon Sa'ar, who has clashed with Netanyahu, says political considerations should not have a role in determining whether a lawmaker can avoid prosecution

But Yamina's No.4 also says he backs slate leader's wish to again serve as justice minister; confirms New Right will split from alliance after entering coalition

President says he will do everything he can to prevent a third quick-fire election, expresses 'surprise' over Netanyahu's maneuvering to call September ballot