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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Early Election Results Show Likud Leading, Yashar Second

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Israel Releases Final Election Results Amid Security Probe

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Israel's Central Elections Committee finalized the 26th Knesset election results, showing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud as the largest party with 27 seats. The current coalition has 53 seats, while the opposition holds 48. A Shin Bet investigation into alleged election manipulation has commenced, prompted by classified intelligence, but officials state it will not affect the final outcome. The results will be submitted to the President on November 4.

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  • Likud secured 27 seats, making it the largest party in Israel's 26th Knesset election.
  • The current coalition will hold 53 seats, with the opposition bloc having 48 seats.
  • A Shin Bet investigation into suspected election manipulation has been launched.
  • Officials stated the Shin Bet probe will not affect the final election results.
  • Voter turnout for the election was 77.9%.
  • Final results are to be submitted to the President on November 4.
Israel Releases Final Election Results Amid Security Probe
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