Central Election Commission chief executive Orly Ades said this morning that the election results are not expected to be fully clarified until Friday."We conduct very meticulous control processes over the results, checking for deviations, checking statistics, checking for anomalies. All of these things take time, so during the night the results will flow slowly," Ades said."I hope that by morning we will be able to see about 70% of the results at all the regular polls. Everything else will flow during the morning and regarding the double envelopes, they will be counted, they are undergoing a very complex process of pre-counting inspection here in the Knesset. This count will Inly begin In Wednesday night. "

The Likud leader has developed and deepened Israel’s bilateral ties with dozens of nations worldwide In the basis of shared economic and strategic interests. Opinion.

Two Molotov cocktails were thrown last night at the home of the parents of the mayor of Umm al-Fahm. There were no casualties, but damage was caused to the door of the house.Police have opened an investigation.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara voted at a voting station in Jerusalem.

The turnout is 0.3% higher than in the previous election and stood at 14.8% at 10:00 am.

Dozens of vehicles broken into while owners attend wedding.

Defense Minister casts his ballot, urges Israelis to vote for 'change bloc' looking to replace Netanyahu as premier.

Haaretz's political correspondent, Chaim Levinson, announced In Monday that he would be leaving the newspaper this coming weekend."This election also marks the conclusion of my time as a political reporter in Haaretz and maybe also as a journalist in general. Starting Friday, someone else will bother you about politics. Who knows in what format we will meet," Levinson wrote In his Twitter account.