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0404's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the United States its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Politics · 9m agoFinal Votes Arrive at Knesset as Election Count BeginsApproximately 650,000 "double envelope" votes have reached the Knesset, with counting set to begin tonight for the 26th Knesset elections. These votes, equivalent to about 14 seats, could alter the final mandate distribution. Final results are expected by tomorrow, assuming no delays in the counting process.Politics · 16m agoIranian Pro-Israel Supporter Celebrates Election Polls Wearing Netanyahu ShirtAn Iranian supporter of Israel, Shayan Turabi, celebrated Israeli election poll results showing a right-wing lead by wearing a Benjamin Netanyahu shirt. He posted a video on Instagram, calling the news happy for the Iranian people and stating that the Tehran regime fears Netanyahu's victory. The polls were reported by Channel 14.Politics · 31m agoNetanyahu Vows to Prevent Arab Party-Backed Minority GovernmentPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared he will prevent a minority government from being formed with the support of Arab parties. This statement comes amidst a political stalemate and potential opposition attempts to form an alternative government. Netanyahu vowed to actively oppose such a move.Politics · 44m agoUnited Torah Judaism Open to Examining Conscription Proposal from Gadi EisenkotA senior figure in the United Torah Judaism party stated they would consider a proposal from Gadi Eisenkot on Haredi conscription. The party would present any such proposal to its spiritual leadership for a decision. This comes amid a political deadlock, with the party not ruling out the possibility.Politics · 53m agoJoint List Chairman Admits Readiness to Partner with Left to Oust NetanyahuYosef Jabareen, Chairman of the Joint List, announced his party's readiness to partner with left-wing factions to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. He stated they are prepared to pave the way for Netanyahu's removal, proposing a Jewish-Arab partnership as an alternative. This aligns with Netanyahu's prior warnings about left-wing parties seeking to replace his government with Arab party support.Politics · 58m ago · also in 1 newsroomOpposition Plans Knesset Power Grab Even Without Forming GovernmentIsrael's center-left bloc is strategizing to gain control of the Knesset's agenda and key committees, even if they cannot form a government. A potential move to replace the Knesset Speaker could grant them significant parliamentary influence and pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu. However, securing the required majority may necessitate controversial alliances with Arab parties and overcoming internal distrust among opposition leaders.Politics · 2h ago · also in 1 newsroomTrump Claims His Endorsement Reversed Israeli Election OutcomeFormer U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that his endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reversed the election's outcome. A quote attributed to Irving C. Schwartz claimed Trump's support turned a potential defeat into a draw or victory for Netanyahu. The post suggested Trump's endorsement was beneficial for the region and the U.S.Politics · 2h agoKnesset Member Boaz Bismut Declares "The People Have Spoken" on Election ResultsKnesset Member Boaz Bismut of the Likud party stated "The people have spoken!" regarding the preliminary results of the 26th Knesset elections. He expressed support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's continued leadership, envisioning a strong, Jewish, and Zionist state. The comments were made while vote counts were ongoing, with Likud appearing to be the largest party but bloc outcomes still uncertain.Politics · 2h agoEx-Party Member Explains Exit, Criticizes Potential Government AlliancesDovidi Ben Zion, who quit the "Am Israel" party before elections, explained his departure was due to responsibility for the right-wing bloc's chances of forming a government. He criticized potential reliance on the Joint List for government formation. Ben Zion called for broad alliances to resolve Israel's political deadlock.Politics · 3h agoJoint List Celebrates Political Achievement, Dedicates It to Gaza and West BankFormer Knesset Member Ousama Saadi of the Joint List dedicated a political achievement to Gaza and the West Bank, declaring "Ben-Gvir is out." This sentiment reflects the potential impact of a government relying on Arab parties, with the right-wing asserting that Israel needs a government determined to combat terrorism.Politics · 3h agoCoalition MKs and Ministers Demand Probe into Ra'am Election Bribery AllegationsMinisters and MKs from Israel's coalition have asked the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee and the Head of the Shin Bet to investigate bribery allegations against the Ra'am party. They are demanding the disqualification of Ra'am's votes due to suspicions of cash and gift card distribution to voters. The allegations center on the 26th Knesset elections, with tens of thousands of shekels reportedly seized.Politics · 3h agoNetanyahu Trial Judges Limit Defense Questions for Former AG MandelblitJudges in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial have limited the defense's ability to question former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit. The defense wanted to probe Mandelblit on actions taken after he approved Netanyahu's investigation, but the prosecution objected. The court sided with the prosecution, a blow to the defense's strategy, despite a judge's earlier call for deeper clarification on alleged illegal actions.Politics · 3h ago · also in 3 newsroomsRight-Wing Bloc Holds 54 Seats as 70% of Votes Counted in Israeli ElectionWith 70.7% of votes counted in Israel's 26th Knesset election, the right-wing bloc is holding 54 seats and the left-wing bloc has dropped to 47. The Likud party is projected to win 27 seats, while the Joint List is gaining seats. These are preliminary results, and the final seat distribution could change as the remaining 29.3% of votes are counted.Politics · 4h ago · also in 4 newsroomsNew Settlement 'Giv'at Shomron' Established Day After ElectionsThe new settlement of Giv'at Shomron was established in northern Samaria the day after the Knesset elections. Located on the former site of a Paratroopers Brigade training base, the settlement already has its first mobile homes and arriving families. This establishment is part of a larger plan by the Samaria Regional Council to build 19 new settlements in the area. The Head of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan, declared it a "Zionist answer to the uprooting."Politics · 4h ago · also in 4 newsroomsNew Settlement 'Giv'at Shomron' Established Day After ElectionsThe new settlement of Giv'at Shomron was established in northern Samaria the day after the Knesset elections, on land formerly used by the Paratroopers Brigade. Founding families have arrived, and an official establishment ceremony is planned with public figures. This settlement is part of a larger plan by the Samaria Regional Council to build 19 new communities in the region.Politics · 4h ago · also in 11 newsroomsRight-Wing Bloc Weakens to 54 Seats as Votes Counted in Israeli ElectionWith 66.3% of votes counted in Israel's 26th Knesset elections, Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc has weakened to 54 seats. The Ra'am party has gained two seats, reaching 6, while Likud dropped to 27 seats. Yesh Atid holds 21 seats, and the Joint List has 12. The distribution continues to change as more ballots are processed.Politics · 5h agoYair Golan Urges Left-Wing Partners to Form Government With Arab PartiesYair Golan, leader of Meretz, is calling on his left-wing allies to form a government with the support of Arab parties, urging them to overcome their fears. Meanwhile, the Arab party Ra'am is expected to significantly exceed the electoral threshold, potentially reaching seven Knesset seats after the Negev votes are counted, which could bolster the influence of Arab parties in forming the next government.Politics · 5h ago · also in 3 newsroomsRight-Wing Bloc Gains as 60% of Votes Counted in Israeli ElectionWith about 60% of votes counted in Israel's 26th Knesset election, right-wing parties are showing increased support. The Likud party is projected to win 28 mandates, and Otzma Yehudit 7. The current coalition is estimated to gain 56 mandates, while the "change bloc" is projected at 48. The final results are still pending as vote counting continues.Politics · 5h ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu's Warning Unheeded as Right Loses Votes, Left and Arab Parties GainOver 130,000 votes were lost by parties failing to pass Israel's electoral threshold, impacting the right-wing bloc's potential majority. Preliminary results show the Likud leading, but the current coalition is projected to have only 55 seats. Arab parties, the Joint List and Ra'am, have gained significant support, raising concerns about their influence on future government formation. Prime Minister Netanyahu had warned against vote fragmentation, which now appears to have weakened the right's position.Politics · 8h agoTrump Comments on Israeli Election Results, Cites Own SupportU.S. President Donald Trump commented on the Israeli election results, stating his support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu changed the outcome from a potential defeat to a tie or victory. Trump claimed his endorsement led to a comeback for Netanyahu. He expressed a desire for the best for the Middle East, Israel, and the U.S.Politics · 10h ago · also in 7 newsroomsLikud Leads as Over One Million Votes Counted in Israeli ElectionsThe Likud party is leading with 24.1% of the vote after over 952,000 ballots were counted in Israel's 26th Knesset elections. Voter turnout was 77.7%, a significant increase from the last election. Full results, including absentee ballots, are still pending and may alter the current standings.Politics · 11h agoNetanyahu Hints at New Elections, Calls for Jewish UnityPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for national unity, which analyst Boaz Golan interpreted as a hint towards new elections. Golan suggested Netanyahu aims to strengthen the right-wing bloc amid public pressure regarding the Arab bloc's growth. The Prime Minister's remarks, including a mention of defeating Iran with Trump, signal a potential push for repeat elections if a governing coalition cannot be formed.Politics · 11h agoNetanyahu Hints at New Elections, Calls for Jewish UnityPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for national unity, which analyst Boaz Golan interprets as a hint towards new elections. Golan believes Netanyahu aims to strengthen the right-wing bloc amid public pressure over rising Arab support. The Prime Minister's remarks suggest a preference for repeat elections if a stable right-wing government cannot be formed after the final results.Politics · 11h agoNetanyahu Accuses Left-Wing Media of Manipulating Public OpinionPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused left-wing media outlets of manipulating public opinion to influence election outcomes. He referred to these outlets as "panic channels" that engineered public consciousness. Netanyahu's statements highlight perceived media bias against his political agenda. The specific outlets and any responses were not detailed in the report.Politics · 11h agoNetanyahu Declares Likud Israel's Largest Party Following Exit PollsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared the Likud party the largest in Israel based on exit poll results during a speech at Binyanei Ha'uma. He urged for respectful public discourse and emphasized the party's strength. The address followed the release of initial election projections. Netanyahu's remarks focused on Likud's performance and its implications for government formation.Politics · 11h agoNetanyahu Calls for Unity of Zionist and Jewish MajorityPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke after preliminary election results, calling for a strong right-wing government and unity among the Zionist and Jewish majority. He criticized pre-election polls and opposed relying on anti-Zionist Arab parties for a coalition. Netanyahu also commented on the ongoing conflict with Iran, describing current events as "just the prelude."Politics · 11h agoMan Celebrates Election Victory with Shofar BlastEldad Shuper celebrated a perceived political victory by blowing a shofar and congratulating Yinon Magal. The event, documented on Instagram, referenced a hypothetical 64 Knesset seats, suggesting a decisive win. The amusing video captured Shuper's symbolic gesture of triumph.Politics · 12h agoGideon Sa'ar Sees Clear Jewish Majority in Election Exit PollsPolitician Gideon Sa'ar reacted to preliminary election exit polls, stating that a clear Jewish majority appears to be forming. He made these comments on X after the polls closed for the 26th Knesset elections, prior to the final results being announced. The remarks were based on initial projections.Politics · 12h ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu Overtakes Eisenkot in Prime Minister Betting OddsBenjamin Netanyahu has overtaken Gadi Eisenkot in Polymarket betting odds for the next prime minister after election exit polls were released. Eisenkot initially led significantly, but Netanyahu surged in the hours following the polls' closure. Eisenkot, however, still leads in a separate bet for the first mandate to form a government.Politics · 12h agoCommentator Slams Gadi Eisenkot's Victory Declaration as Lacking Political ExperienceCommentator Boaz Golan criticized former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot's declaration of victory, comparing his charisma to developing AI. Golan stated that Eisenkot's premature claim of victory, before any real results are in, proves his lack of political experience. The remarks were made on Instagram.More from 0404