One man says despite election race being tighter than ever, him and his partner preferred to get away, promising to be back for next round of national vote, while a Likud backer apologizes to Netanyahu for traveling instead of voting

In-depth: The 73-year-old Likud party leader believes he is uniquely qualified to hold Israeli premiership; to secure the seat he is relying on his alliance with Haredi parties and Itamar Ben Gvir co-led far right

To clear up any voter confusion ahead of 5th national ballot in 3 years, Ynet has compiled all information needed for 6,788,804 Israelis eligible to vote and chose their representatives for the 25th Knesset

PMs Yesh Atid party pinning hopes on ground forces on election day as Likud plans to fill airwaves with Netanyahu interviews and even bring out his wife who is popular among his base; parties challenged by voter fatigue after repeated election cycles ending in draw

In exclusive interview, masked gunmen say there is no chance for 2-state solution as they appear on camera with weapons they claim were purchased on the black market from 'senior commanders' of the IDF

Ofer Cassif from Hadash–Ta'al says settlers have accountability for terror attacks committed against them since they are not innocent civilians; 'They live as a thorn in the throats of the Palestinians,' he says, blaming 'Israeli occupation' for bloodshed

Many couples in Israel find themselves at odds with one another as far as politics go, and these tensions can often seep into their romantic life, but reconciling different perspectives is key

Disenchanted with promises of post-Netanyahu government, many Palestinians fear rise of far right in Israel and voter apathy would kneecap any efforts to return to the negotiating table