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Arab Parties Shift Mandates as Israeli Election Vote Count Continues
With 92.7% of votes counted in Israel's 26th Knesset elections, the Joint List party is projected to gain a mandate, rising to 12 seats, while Ra'am is projected to drop to 7 seats. The Likud party leads with 26 seats, followed by National Unity with 21.
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What happened
- 01The Joint List party is projected to gain a mandate, increasing to 12 seats, while Ra'am drops to 7.
- 02Likud leads with 26 projected mandates, followed by National Unity with 21 seats.
- 03The current coalition government is projected to hold only 53 mandates.
- 04Two parties, HaMiluimnikim and HaKalkalit, and Amekh Yisrael, are below the electoral threshold.
- 05The vote count for the 26th Knesset elections is approximately 92.7% complete.
The current coalition stands at 53 mandates, insufficient for a majority, and two parties are below the electoral threshold.
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Arab Parties Shift Mandates as Israeli Election Vote Count Continues
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