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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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The memory of October 2000 has not faded, but it has been overtaken by the reality of the past four years, under a government that has done far more than neglect Arab citizens.
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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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In Umm al-Fahm, turnout reached 56.1% by 6 p.m., compared with a final turnout of 51.33% in 2022, an increase of 4.77 percentage points, with several hours of voting still remaining.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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Channel 12 political commentator Amit Segal estimates that the public voted against extending Netanyahu’s term as prime minister, but warns that forming a government led by Gadi Eisenkot is far …
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Via Israel National News
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10/27/26
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Channel 12's exit poll gives Likud 24 seats and Yashar 22, while the i24NEWS exit poll shows a wider gap: 27 to 20.
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Via Israel National News
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10/27/26
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Exit polls from major television channels show Netanyahu's Likud is projected to win approximately 50 seats, despite rival Eisenkot bloc with more seats – 53. Neither is set to win a 61-seat …
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Haaretz (via Haaretz.com)
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10/27/26
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Pollsters hint at major surprises in election exit polls, with one party posting unusually high figures across multiple polls.
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Via Israel National News
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10/27/26
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Iraq and Jordan signed nine cooperation agreements during Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's visit to Amman, focusing on trade, energy and security amid growing regional tensions.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/27/26
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