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The projections would give the two parties combined either 18 or 19 seats in the 120-member Knesset, compared with their five seats each in the outgoing parliament.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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Yisrael Beytenu, led by Avigdor Liberman, is projected to win 7 to 8 seats in the next Knesset, exit polls suggested on the evening of October 27 in Israel.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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Israeli election exit polls project between nine and 10 seats for Yair Golan's Democrats, potentially more than doubling the party's parliamentary representation as coalition negotiations …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party added former Likud MK Gotliv to its slate, while RZP ran in a technical bloc with Zehut, led by Moshe Feiglin, in an effort to help clear the electoral …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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Both Shas and UTJ are part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political bloc, and their combined seat total could prove crucial in determining whether he can secure a 61-seat majority.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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Netanyahu's bloc projected to win some 50 seats, compared to the opposition's 52-53 • Arab parties predicted to reach combined seat total of 17-18, complicating both blocs' efforts to form …
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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11 victims speak in court about how Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander - who maintain their innocence - exploited their luxury real estate business to rape and drug women
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/27/26
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Exit polls in Israel's election project both political blocs short of a governing coalition, dampening celebrations in Tel Aviv. While anti-Netanyahu activists rallied at Habima Square, the results …
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Linda Dayan (via Haaretz.com)
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10/27/26
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According to the poll results, the opposition has a significant majority of 70 seats, but the Eisenkot bloc is short of the required 61-seat majority without the Arab parties
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Haaretz (via Haaretz.com)
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10/27/26
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Eisenkot declares victory for the Zionist majority, Lapid speaks of a collapse, and Golan hails a historic opportunity. Zohar warns against a government backed by Arab parties.
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Via Israel National News
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10/27/26
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