Likud Gains Seat as 97.3% of Votes Counted in Israeli Election
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Likud party has gained a seat, now holding 27 mandates, as 97.3% of votes are counted in Israel's election. This shift benefits Likud at the expense of Shas, which now has 6 mandates. Yesh Atid holds 21 seats, and other parties like the Joint List and Yisrael Beiteinu also secured seats. Final results are pending the completion of the vote count.
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- Likud has gained a seat, reaching 27 mandates, as 97.3% of election votes are counted.
- The Shas party has lost a mandate, falling to 6 seats in the latest vote count.
- Yesh Atid is currently in second place with 21 mandates.
- The Joint List holds 11 mandates, while several parties are at 7 or 6 seats.
With 97.3% of the votes tallied in the Israeli election, the Likud party has gained one seat, bringing its total to 27 mandates. This gain comes at the expense of the Shas party, which has dropped to 6 mandates. The latest results show Yesh Atid with 21 mandates, United Torah Judaism with 7, and the Religious Zionist Party with 6. The Joint List holds 11 seats, while Yisrael Beiteinu and Otzma Yehudit each have 7. Ra'am and Hadash-Ta'al are projected to have 8 seats each. The final results are expected soon as the remaining votes are counted.
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