Политика
Simon Davidson describes verbal confrontation at Netanya polling station
MK Simon Davidson told 90FM that a resident verbally confronted him and Ruby Chen at a polling station in Netanya’s Hafer School.
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Netanya election: 60.2% turnout; Likud leads with 35.62%
Turnout in Netanya reached 60.2%. With all 319 city polling stations counted, Likud had 35.62% of valid votes and Eisenkot’s party 15.32%.
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Netanya turnout reaches 23.8% by 1 p.m., with 41,584 votes cast
By 1 p.m., 41,584 eligible voters had cast ballots in Netanya. Kochav HaTzafon recorded the city’s highest neighbourhood turnout.
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27 October election: transport and worker rights for Netanya residents
For Netanya residents: trains and eligible intercity buses will be free on election day, while local journeys retain normal fares; special worker rights also apply.
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27 October election: how Netanya voters can find an accessible polling station
Ahead of the 27 October Knesset election, Netanya residents can use the Interior Ministry’s official tool to confirm their assigned polling station and accessibility.
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Netanya council debates spending on mayoral assistants
Appointments of assistants to the mayor and his deputies have prompted a dispute in Netanya’s council.
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Netanya art galleries at centre of dispute over municipal space
Opposition representatives warn of gallery closures, while Netanya's mayor says active Tel Hai spaces will remain open.
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90FM reports damage to Likud youth signs in Netanya
90FM published footage of damage to signs in Netanya. The report does not specify the incident’s exact location or time.
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