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MignewsPolitics

Israeli Foreign Minister Dismisses Early Election Polls

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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar dismissed early exit poll results from the Knesset elections, stating the "left is celebrating too early." While polls showed discrepancies, all predicted Likud would be the largest party. Final results are expected after the Central Election Commission counts all votes.

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  • Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated the "left is celebrating too early" following Israeli election exit polls.
  • Saar asserted that the Likud party is the largest party in Israel based on initial results.
  • Exit polls showed significant discrepancies in mandate predictions between political blocs.
  • All published forecasts placed Likud in first place among the parties.
  • Final election results will be announced after the Central Election Commission completes its count.
Israeli Foreign Minister Dismisses Early Election Polls
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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar commented on the results of exit polls released after the Knesset elections concluded on October 27, 2026. He stated that "the left is celebrating too early" and called the predictions of biased commentators "ridiculous." Saar asserted that it is already clear that "Likud is the largest party in Israel."

Initial exit polls showed significant discrepancies in the projected distribution of mandates between political blocs. However, all published forecasts placed Likud in first place among the parties. The final election results are pending the Central Election Commission's vote count.

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