Election Day Clinton Is Favored to Win, Unless...
Maybe it will turn out that Trump knows how to read the American public better than all the experts and he gambled correctly on resentment and distrust, racism and fear of strangers.
Breaking:
- Reuters/Ipsos poll: Clinton has 90 percent chance of winning (Reuters)
- U.S.-led airstrikes aid Syrian fighters' advance toward Raqqa (Reuters)
- Iraqi military: Mass grave found south of Mosul with 100 decapitated bodies (AP)
- Iran's foreign minister is first to meet Lebanon's new president (Reuters)
- Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments to Egypt indefinitely, Egyptians say (Reuters)
- Fox News poll shows Clinton in the lead by 4 points over Trump (Reuters)
- Trial of ISIS suspects accused of Turkey's deadliest suicide bombing begins (Reuters)
- Iraq: Attacks on Mosul suburbs have killed at least 14 (AP)
- Clinton holds 4-point lead over Trump, CBS News poll says (Reuters)
- Clinton leads Trump 47 percent to 43 percent, ABC/Washington Post poll says (Reuters)
- 14-year-old behind East Jerusalem stabbing attack sentenced to 12 years in prison (Haaretz)
- Iran expects to receive 20 Airbus jets by March, official says (Reuters)
- ISIS sets off 5 car bombs targeting U.S.-backed forces in Raqqa offensive (Reuters)
- Turkish post-coup crackdown reminiscent of Nazi methods, Luxembourg says (AP)
- Turkey-EU relations going through 'fragile' period, Ankara says (Reuters)
Will America's Minorities Make It to the Voting Booth?
Along with fears that Trump fans will keep blacks and Hispanics from casting ballots, some states have closed polling stations or demanded expensive IDs from voters.
After Going Extinct in Israel, Fennec Foxes Have Secret Babies at Local Safari
Fox parents had been brought from abroad. Now their bat-eared offspring are likely to be sent away to save the species, after they grow up at least.
Haaretz Editorial
Netanyahu’s Mouthpiece Spews McCarthyism
Benjamin Netanyahu’s governments have repeatedly set new lows for rolling back Israeli democracy. But this administration — including Miri Regev as culture minister, Avigdor Lie...
Israel
Hebron Shooter’s Lies Are Enough to Destroy His Defense, Says IDF Prosecution
Elor Azaria had five morphing versions: His first was probably the truth, say prosecutors – he shot the subdued terrorist for revenge.
Jewish World
Israel's Chief Rabbis Boycott Knesset Tour of Western Wall With non-Orthodox Leaders
The tour is meant to create a deeper understanding of the controversy surrounding the egalitarian prayer space agreement.
U.S. Election 2016
Analysis Clinton Is Favored to Win, Unless the Unthinkable Happens
Maybe it will turn out that Trump knows how to read the American public better than all the experts and he gambled correctly on resentment and distrust, racism and fear of strangers.
Middle East
Stories of ISIS Brutality Emerge After Liberation of Iraqi Town Near Mosul
Iraqi forces discover 'killing field' with over 100 decapitated corpses in Hammam al-Alil.
Culture & Life
Poem of the Week Something Broken in the United States Needs Fixing
Ahead of November 8, a poem by Alicia Ostriker prophetically captures the feeling in this national election.
