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Minor Party Leader Surpasses Former MK in Knesset Election Vote Count
In the ongoing vote count for Israel's 26th Knesset elections, Sharser HaMelech's "Sharser for Love and People's Unity" party has surpassed Sharren Haskel's "Israel First" party, securing 343 votes to Haskel's 127. Haskel's campaign included a controversial video against the Haredi community.
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What happened
- 01Sharser HaMelech's party leads Sharren Haskel's party with 343 votes to 127 in Knesset election count.
- 02Sharren Haskel's campaign featured a video described as inciting against the Haredi community.
- 03Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha's list leads other small parties with 28,125 votes.
- 04Opher Winter's "Amcha Israel" party has received 17,442 votes.
- 05Several small parties are far below the 3.25% electoral threshold for Knesset representation.
Other small parties, including those led by Yoaz Hendel and Opher Winter, have garnered tens of thousands of votes but remain below the electoral threshold.
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