Margaret Evans

Polls show a close race between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition and a party led by a former military chief.

Margaret Evans reports from Jerusalem.

Waiting for Bibi on the campaign trail in Jerusalem.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeking yet another term.

The contest boils down to pro- and anti-Netanyahu camps already well entrenched before this election.

Gadi Eisenkot is Netanyahu's main challenger, a former Israeli army chief of staff who resigned from Netanyahu's unity government, accusing him of prolonging the war in Gaza to stay in power.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Jerusalem.

Student leaders in France are vowing to continue their protests after they say measures announced by the government don't go far enough.

And with no clear majority in sight for either side, the outcome of this election may be decided long after the votes are counted.

Our senior international correspondent Margaret Evans reports.

Waiting for Bibi on the campaign trail in Jerusalem.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeking yet another term.

Polls show a close race between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition and a party led by a former military chief.

Margaret Evans reports from Jerusalem.

Waiting for Bibi on the campaign trail in Jerusalem.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeking yet another term.

The contest boils down to pro- and anti-Netanyahu camps already well entrenched before this election.

Gadi Eisenkot is Netanyahu's main challenger, a former Israeli army chief of staff who resigned from Netanyahu's unity government, accusing him of prolonging the war in Gaza to stay in power.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Jerusalem.

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Polls show a close race between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition and a party led by a former military chief.

Margaret Evans reports from Jerusalem.

Waiting for Bibi on the campaign trail in Jerusalem.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeking yet another term.

The contest boils down to pro- and anti-Netanyahu camps already well entrenched before this election.

Gadi Eisenkot is Netanyahu's main challenger, a former Israeli army chief of staff who resigned from Netanyahu's unity government, accusing him of prolonging the war in Gaza to stay in power.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Jerusalem.

Student leaders in France are vowing to continue their protests after they say measures announced by the government don't go far enough.

Benjamin Netanyahu says security is the most critical issue, but the opposition says democracy itself is at risk.

Margaret Evans has more from Jerusalem.

This election is widely seen as a referendum on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, especially in the wake of well-documented allegations that he ignored repeated warnings that Hamas was planning an attack before October 7th.

But analyst Tamar Herrmann of the Israel Democracy Institute says three years later, the dial hasn't moved much between pro and anti-Netanyahu votes.

She attributes that to the loyalty of Netanyahu's core supporters.

Sanctions and censure from the international community, including allegations of genocide in Gaza or rebuilding for two million Palestinians living there in ruin, have been largely absent from the election debate.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Tel Aviv.

Jordanian security forces have arrested three men in connection with Friday's attack on a Greek Orthodox church.

Benjamin Netanyahu says security is the most critical issue, but the opposition says democracy itself is at risk.

Margaret Evans has more from Jerusalem.

This election is widely seen as a referendum on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu especially in the wake of well-documented allegations that he ignored repeated warnings that Hamas was planning an attack before October 7th.

But analyst Tamar Herrmann of the Israel Democracy Institute says three years later, the dial hasn't moved much between pro and anti Netanyahu votes.

the loyalty of Netanyahu's core supporters.

Sanctions and censure from the international community, including allegations of genocide in Gaza or rebuilding for two million Palestinians living there in ruin, have been largely absent from the election debate.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Tel Aviv.

First Nations leaders meet today with Prime Minister Mark Carney and some of the country's premiers in what's being called a historic occasion.

Benjamin Netanyahu says security is the most critical issue, but the opposition says democracy itself is at risk.

Margaret Evans has more from Jerusalem.

This election is widely seen as a referendum on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, especially in the wake of well-documented allegations that he ignored repeated warnings that Hamas was planning an attack before October 7th.

But analyst Tamar Herrmann of the Israel Democracy Institute says three years later, the dial hasn't moved much between pro and anti-Netanyahu votes.

She attributes that to the loyalty of Netanyahu's core supporters.

Sanctions and censure from the international community, including allegations of genocide in Gaza or rebuilding for two million Palestinians living there in ruin, have been largely absent from the election debate.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Tel Aviv.

Jordanian security forces have arrested three men in connection with Friday's attack on a Greek Orthodox church.

Benjamin Netanyahu says security is the most critical issue, but the opposition says democracy itself is at risk.

Margaret Evans has more from Jerusalem.

This election is widely seen as a referendum on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu especially in the wake of well-documented allegations that he ignored repeated warnings that Hamas was planning an attack before October 7th.

But analyst Tamar Herrmann of the Israel Democracy Institute says three years later, the dial hasn't moved much between pro and anti Netanyahu votes.

She attributes that to the loyalty of Netanyahu's core supporters.

Sanctions and censure from the international community, including allegations of genocide in Gaza or rebuilding for two million Palestinians living there in ruin, have been largely absent from the election debate.

Margaret Evans, CBC News, Tel Aviv.

First Nations leaders meet today with Prime Minister Mark Carney and some of the country's premiers in what's being called a historic occasion.