From minority voting patterns to disaffected, undecided voters, to the weather, here's what may shift the balance -- giving Netanyahu his comeback or thwarting him again

Defense minister erupts at former PM during interview; opposition leader problematically encourages people to vote at polling stations for the disabled if far from home

Addressing Federations' General Assembly, president acknowledges concerns over far-right parties rising to power, but says Israel-Diaspora ties can weather it

Ofer Cassif, the only Jewish MK in Hadash-Ta'al, says that while he supports a nonviolent struggle, he does not 'expect the occupied and repressed to just sit and do nothing'

Addresses, phone numbers, family connections all accessible; Privacy Authority was aware of issue a while ago; Shas says it took swift action to plug unauthorized access

Editor David Horovitz explains how Otzma Yehudit's boost did not occur in a vacuum; US correspondent Jacob Magid reports on what's happening in Umm Al-Fahm and Givat Shmuel

A day before election, Likud leader asserts he'll maintain Temple Mount status quo, denies 2021 coalition talks with Arab party, pledges to quash bills that would affect his trial

Opposition leader stumps in Bnei Brak, courts a controversial rabbi, and sits down with Haredi journalists in effort to counter what he claims is voter apathy in the community

Despite setting up 32 Arab-focused branches, the party doesn't expect to win more than a few thousand votes from the community in this election, focusing instead on driving turnout

TOI COMMUNITY ONLY – In our 6th episode, we hear from political correspondents Tal Schneider and Carrie Keller-Lynn and analyst Haviv Rettig Gur. Transcript included