Israel’s Central Election Committee chairman Hanan Meltzer said Thursday evening that results would be posted on the Knesset website “by midnight,” adding that while the figures released would be accurate, they could still be subject to updates.
“I wish to stress that we did not find any irregularities in the system or in the counts of the votes,” he said.
Based on consultations with security officials, Meltzer added that there was no suspicion of a foreign origin cyber attack.
The final total will be posted by April 17, when it is to be handed over to Israel’s president for review.

Lebanese network accused of laundering millions of dollars of drug money across multiple countries to help finance terror group

Col. Ala Abu Rukon, currently the IDF military attache in China, to be promoted to Brigadier-General

Lawmakers soften 2017 legislation banning state contracts with Israel boycotters after teacher sues school, and pledge from hurricane victims questioned

While the nerves of some politicians were taut to breaking point as they waited all day to hear their fates, they and us reporters could only sit and wait for tidbits of news

Kahlon, who has previously said Netanyahu could not stay on if indicted in criminal cases, founded Kulanu in 2014; it slumped from 10 seats to 4 in Tuesday's elections

Pennsylvania man posted image of himself pointing an AR-15 rifle at a group of praying Jewish men

Lucy Aharish asks: 'What would we say if cameras were placed on Jewish voters in US?'; Arab voter turnout fell to 52%, pollster estimates, compared to 63.7% in 2015

Orlando, FL – A 90-year-old Florida woman who took home $278 million from a winning Powerball ticket six years ago is suing her son and his financial advisers, claiming the money was put into low-return investments while she was being charged $2 million in fees. The lawsuit filed by Gloria Mackenzie last month in state [...]

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Vehicle built on shoestring budget fails during descent, after weeks of careful maneuvering in space; Netanyahu: 'If at first you don't succeed, try again'

Jerusalem – Israel Beresheet Space Craft Crashes On The Moon


Israeli spacecraft Beresheet made its final maneuver ahead of a planned descent to the moon on Thursday, which, if successful, will propel Israel into an elite group of countries that have mastered the lunar landing.
The unmanned robotic lander dubbed Beresheet – Hebrew for the biblical phrase “in the beginning” – has traveled through space for seven weeks in a series of expanding orbits around Earth before crossing into the moon’s gravity last week.
The final maneuver brought the spacecraft into a tight elliptical orbit around the moon, just 15-17 kilometeres from the surface at its closest. The landing is set to begin late on Thursday, with touchdown expected around 3:30 pm ET, the Israeli space team said.

Unit 504, which employs agents beyond Israel's borders, is said to have 'established a significant and dominant capability' that prevented attacks

US Long-Term Mortgage Rates Rise; 30-Year At 4.12 PercentU.S. long-term mortgage rates rose moderately this week, remaining at historically low levels that can lure potential purchasers in the spring homebuying season.
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday the average rate on the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage increased to 4.12% from 4.08% last week.

Advocacy group says Trump administration 'arbitrarily' silencing Palestinians over political activities; Strategic Affairs Ministry denies Israel involved in travel ban

No US channels pick up broadcast rights for song contest, only a month away; separately, BDS activists launch campaign against US pop star

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