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38 Parties Register for Knesset Elections, Most Lacking Real Chances
Thirty-eight parties have registered for the Israeli Knesset elections, though only a few major political players are expected to pass the electoral threshold. Many fringe parties with unusual names have registered, some using stunts to gain attention.
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What happened
- 0138 parties registered for Israeli Knesset elections.
- 02Most registered parties have little chance of entering parliament.
- 03Unconventional parties with unique names have emerged.
- 04Fringe party votes are redistributed to larger parties.
- 05Some parties used costumes for registration stunts.
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