Israelis casting vote today

Israelis are casting their ballots to choose a new Prime Minister today. The result of the race between Binyamin Netanyahu of Likud and Tzipi Livni of Kadima is, in fact, quite evident, as many voters anticipate that the right-wing will conveniently defeat the left-wing.
Related Stories Israel to seal off West Bank during polls High turnout in Israeli election According to the recent polls, former Premier Netanyahu will get enough support to lead his right-wing Likud party to victory and capture his post again. In the 120-seat Knesset, polls suggested that the gap was gradually thinning between “Bibi” and Livni as the former was expected to grab around 25 seats and the latter around 23. Standing on the third position in the poll was Avigdor Lieberman-led Yisrael Beitenu, a far-right party. The polls could translate into a thrashing for Defence Minister Ehud Barak-led Labour that has been kicked out of the third spot.