Final Election Results Show No Change in Bloc Allocations
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Final results from Israel's 26th Knesset elections show no change in bloc allocations after 100% of votes were counted. The right-wing bloc secured 53 seats, the left-wing 48, and Arab parties 19. The Likud party won the most seats with 27, followed by Yesh Atid with 21. Several smaller parties failed to pass the electoral threshold.
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- Final Knesset election results show no change in bloc allocations after 100% of votes counted.
- The right-wing bloc will hold 53 seats, the left-wing bloc 48, and Arab parties 19.
- Likud is the largest party with 27 mandates, followed by Yesh Atid with 21.
- United Torah Judaism received 12 mandates, and the Joint List secured 11 seats.
- Ra'am and the Democratic Front each obtained 8 mandates.
- Several parties, including the Reservists Party, failed to pass the electoral threshold.
The final tally of votes for the 26th Knesset elections has concluded, with approximately 100% of ballots counted. The results indicate no shift in the distribution of mandates among the political blocs. The right-wing bloc maintains 53 seats, the left-wing bloc holds 48 seats, and Arab parties collectively secure 19 seats.
The Likud party emerged as the largest faction with 27 mandates, followed by the Yesh Atid party with 21 seats. The United Torah Judaism party garnered 12 mandates, and the Joint List secured 11 seats. Ra'am and the Democratic Front each received 8 mandates. Israel Beiteinu, Otzma Yehudit, and Yahadut HaTorah each obtained 7 mandates. Shas, Religious Zionism, and Zehut each received 6 mandates.
Two parties, the Reservists Party and the Economic Party, fell below the electoral threshold with 2.72% of the vote, while the Am Israel Party received 1.68% and also did not pass the threshold.
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