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Arutz ShevaPolitics

Channel 7 Launches Interactive Tool to Form Israel's Next Government

Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israeli news outlet Channel 7 has released an interactive game enabling users to form the next government after elections. Participants select parties based on their Knesset seats to achieve the 61 mandates needed for a coalition. The tool simulates coalition building using provided mandate data, allowing users to test different combinations.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Channel 7 launched an interactive game to form Israel's next government.
  • Users can select political parties based on their Knesset seats.
  • The goal is to form a coalition with over 61 mandates.
  • The tool simulates coalition building using provided mandate data.

Following the conclusion of elections, Israeli news outlet Channel 7 has launched an interactive game allowing users to assemble the next government. The tool, accessible on their website, enables participants to select political parties based on their allocated Knesset seats and determine if they can form a majority coalition. Users can add or remove parties to reach the target of over 61 mandates required to govern. The game displays the total number of mandates selected and the progress towards the 61-seat threshold. The data used in the calculator is based on the distribution of mandates provided for the simulation, allowing users to experiment with different coalition possibilities and see if they can successfully form a government.

Arutz ShevaRight · Beit El

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