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Israeli Election Countdown: Parties Scramble for Votes in Final Hours

With under 100 hours until Israeli elections, parties are intensifying efforts to win over undecided voters as polls suggest no bloc will reach the 61-seat majority. Gadi Eisenkot has the highest chance of forming a government at 49%, followed by Benjamin Netanyahu at 30%.

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Israeli Election Countdown: Parties Scramble for Votes in Final Hours — Illustration by baba

What happened

01Gadi Eisenkot has a 49% chance of forming Israel's next government, according to Polymarket.
02Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party has a 30% chance of forming a government.
03Naftali Bennett's Yamina party is gaining momentum, with a 16% chance of forming a government.
04Netanyahu's Likud is concentrating efforts on 20 key cities to boost voter turnout.
05Gadi Eisenkot is targeting cities in Likud's sphere of influence to suppress rival votes.
06Naftali Bennett is focusing on undecided voters in the final 100 hours before the election.

Netanyahu's Likud is targeting key cities, while Eisenkot focuses on suppressing rival turnout and boosting his own vote. Naftali Bennett is also gaining momentum, concentrating on undecided voters in various cities and settlements.

Translated and summarized by baba from Vesty, the latest report. Read Vesty’s original