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Netanyahu Bloc Loses Seats Despite Vote Increase
Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc lost 11 Knesset seats in the recent election despite a slight increase in votes, as the overall voter turnout surged. The change bloc and Arab parties saw significant gains, with Arab parties achieving their highest representation since the state's founding.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu's bloc lost 11 Knesset seats despite receiving 83,000 more votes.
- 02Arab parties achieved their highest representation ever with 19 Knesset seats.
- 03Shas saw its representation plummet from 11 to 6 Knesset seats.
- 04The change bloc increased its Knesset representation from 46 to 48 seats.
- 05Voter turnout surged, especially in the Arab sector, reaching 86.4% in Sakhnin.
Shas, a key party in Netanyahu's bloc, particularly suffered a sharp decline in votes and mandates. The article attributes these shifts to increased turnout in the Arab sector and the performance of parties that previously fell below the electoral threshold.
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