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The polls for prime minister of Israel closed Tuesday in one of Israel’s most significant elections in its history and the first since the deadly Hamas-led Octo…
The polls for prime minister of Israel closed Tuesday in one of Israel’s most significant elections in its history and the first since the deadly Hamas-led October 7, 2023, attacks. Voter turnout reached its highest level since records began in 1973, according to the Central Elections Committee. CNN's Jeremy Diamond breaks down the high-stakes race between Benjamin Netanyahu and ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot.
50 to 52? That just tells you how many pieces of crass p there are that want genocide. If I had a time machine I'd drop you all off in 1939 Europe. Just saying
Netanyahu is an hysterical xenophobic criminal who, with Ben Givr and the rest of the violent extremists, have done far more harm to Israel than all 21st century worldwide antisemitism.
Whats ironic is how the exit polls currently project for minority arab parties to make the difference and be the deciding vote for the jewish prime minister.
😑Why does OUR🇺🇸 tax money let ISRAELIS have UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE & Pre-K but not us?💰🤨👉Get Israel & its GENOCIDE 💀 out of our politics.👉Israel🇮🇱-1st politicians gotta GO😑🗳️
BiBi has done everything the Israeli people have asked of him <br><br>Except let his guard down against terrorists. . . <br><br>False Israelis are protesting and I'm glad Benjamin sees right through it <br><br>👏
While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wider right-wing and ultra-Orthodox coalition fell short of a majority, his Likud party is still projected to remain the single largest party in the Knesset, capturing an estimated 24 seats compared to Eisenkot's Yashar party at 22 seats. In a public address following the exit polls, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot stated that the results reflected an "absolute lack of confidence" in the current Netanyahu government. The Central Elections Committee will continue hand-counting and verifying ballots progressively. While preliminary numbers will filter out over the next 48 hours, the official results must be certified and released by November 4, 2026. The inconclusive projection leaves the country in political limbo. It will likely trigger weeks of intense political maneuvering, coalition building, or the potential prospect of yet another election cycle if neither bloc can construct a 61-seat majority.
The polls for prime minister of Israel closed Tuesday in one of Israel’s most significant elections in its history and the first since the deadly Hamas-led October 7, 2023, attacks. Voter turnout reached its highest level since records began in 1973, according to the Central Elections Committee. CNN's Jeremy Diamond breaks down the high-stakes race between Benjamin Netanyahu and ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot.
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A rejection of Netanyahu but no clear winner in Israeli elections
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