ToI livestream: What you need to know ahead of Israel’s election

The article promotes a Times of Israel livestream scheduled for Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 5 p.m. Israel time, ahead of Israel's election on Tuesday, October 27. The livestream will feature political correspondent Ariela Karmel and deputy editor Amanda Borschel-Dan, who are set to present the latest polls and review viable parties. However, the body of the article contains no election details, polls, or party analysis; instead, it is a subscription appeal urging readers to join The Times of Israel Community for $6 per month to support journalism and access ad-free content. The headline promises election preview content, but the body delivers a subscription pitch with no election details. The tone is fact-led with no heightened vocabulary, presented as a straightforward announcement and subscription pitch. The article announces a livestream event but omits any substantive information about the election itself — no candidates, parties, key issues, or poll figures are mentioned. The body consists entirely of a subscription pitch, leaving the promised 'latest polls' and 'viable parties' absent. The article announces a livestream event but omits any substantive information about the election itself — no candidates, parties, key issues, or poll figures are mentioned. The body consists entirely of a subscription pitch, leaving the promised 'latest polls' and 'viable parties' absent. The article announces a livestream event but omits any substantive information about the election itself — no candidates, parties, key issues, or poll figures are mentioned. The body consists entirely of a subscription pitch, leaving the promised 'latest polls' and 'viable parties' absent.