More than 97,000 members voted digitally, placing Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv and Efrat Rayten in the top elected spots behind party leader Yair Golan

Some 114,000 party members will choose among 51 candidates for an estimated 10 to 12 viable Knesset slots, with three incumbent lawmakers favored to lead the vote and Labor-Meretz…

The left-wing Democrats are one of the core parties in the opposition bloc seeking to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the elections, set for October 27.

Israel's left is pinning its hopes on Monday's Democrats primary, in which more than 112,000 members – the country's second-largest party membership after Netanyahu's Likud – will…

Over 112,000 people who have registered to vote in the Democrats primaries are hearing what all of Israeli society should have been discussing since October 7, and long before

Opinion: Party members voting in today’s primary must choose candidates capable of replacing Israel’s government without turning a future coalition into a permanent street protest

More than 97,000 members voted digitally, placing Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv and Efrat Rayten in the top elected spots behind party leader Yair Golan

Incumbent MKs Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv and Efrat Rayten secured the first three spots after Golan. The party chair said following the results that the party will end the wars…

Lazimi received the second slot on the Democrats' list after the internal primaries took place, during which more than 97,000 registered members of the party cast their ballots.

According to the Channel 12 poll, opposition parties would win 69 seats, compared with 51 for the coalition bloc. The Democrats continue to gain strength, rising to 11 seats,…

The Democrats appeal to a small but highly mobilized liberal constituency fighting for a future in Israel. Meanwhile, fears that Gadi Eisenkot's party would erode its support are…

Yair Golan unveiled the Democrats’ election platform, promising political reform and legislation preventing criminal defendants from serving in Israel’s next government.