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Eisenkot's bloc has won 48 seats, meaning they will need the support of both Arab parties in order to form a government. Arab politician Ahmad Tibi said that the opposition can form a government 'if …
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Chen Maanit (via Haaretz.com)
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10/28/26
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With both pro- and anti-Netanyahu blocs well short of a majority after tallying of most ballots, analysts dissect the most likely ways forward, some of which would involve party leaders breaking key …
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/28/26
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The TA-35 and TA-125 plunged as election uncertainty erased earlier optimism, while the shekel weakened and government bond yields climbed.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/28/26
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In the market stalls of the old bazaar, locals call for Zionist and Arab parties to work together to bring change - but resistance to the idea by opposition leaders may render their vision a …
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/28/26
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When personal experiences and emotional resonance supplant facts, journalism ceases to fulfil its role and becomes a form of self-expression, a mirror reflecting only the narrator.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/28/26
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The president must decide who'll get first chance to form a new government. In the meantime, the outgoing administration is in charge, but could be partially stymied if the opposition unites
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/28/26
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Previous presidents have used their positions to encourage political leaders to consider forming unity coalitions.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/28/26
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Despite anti-Netanyahu majority, opposition leaders' refusal to rely on Arab parties could force fresh elections or unity government, either of which would keep premier in power
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/28/26
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PM pulls ahead of Eisenkot with close to five million votes counted, but both blocs fall short of majority • Arab parties predicted to reach combined seat total of 19, complicating coalition …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/28/26
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Israeli Consul General Ophir Akunis urges political leaders to form a broad unity government following the Knesset elections, stressing the importance of national unity for Israel, Diaspora Jewry, …
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Via Israel National News
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10/28/26
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