Murders of Edib Dirawi and Iyad Badir are third and fourth killings in a week; Joint List head vows to make fight on crime in Arab communities top priority for next government

Israel Democracy Institute finds that only 17.6% of Arabs and Druze, who participated in Tuesday's elections, voted for Jewish-majority parties compared to 28.4% in April

Likud may long rue the day it turned on the Arab electorate, just as the left still laments its mistreatment of Mizrahim; plus, the limits of annexation and of the campaign chiefs

Battle lines often form around the country's balance of religion and liberal democracy; those tensions were a central theme of the recent national election

Arab Israeli MK cites PM's attempts to suppress the Arab vote for helping rouse voters; 'Suddenly the Arabs rushed to the polls in droves'

Representatives of other political parties report Fureidis case to police, Central Elections Committee

Ayman Odeh conditions support on 'basic demands,' aspires to be leader of the opposition, with access to security briefings

Marginalized minority decries what they say is systemic discrimination, but some residents of unrecognized villages cast their ballots hoping for change

A dozen voters say PM's failed bid to place cameras in polling booths didn't deter them, but worry not enough others showing up to cast ballots

Two days before elections, residents of Tira and Taibe complain of systemic discrimination and neglect of their communities, but some remain determined to go to the polls