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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Likud Weighs Bennett as Key to Netanyahu's 61-Seat Goal

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Netanyahu Bloc Leads as 70% of Votes Counted in Israeli Election

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Preliminary results from Israel's general election, with 70.7% of votes counted, indicate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc is leading with 54 seats. The opposition bloc is at 47 seats, and Arab parties hold 19. The Likud party has secured 27 seats, with other parties' seat allocations also detailed. The outcome is based on over 4 million votes tallied.

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  • Netanyahu's bloc leads with 54 seats after 70.7% of votes are counted.
  • Arab parties collectively hold 19 seats in the preliminary count.
  • Likud party is the largest single party with 27 seats.
  • Over 4 million votes have been counted so far in the election.
Netanyahu Bloc Leads as 70% of Votes Counted in Israeli Election
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