Full coverage· Politics· Updated 29 Oct, 17:45

RA'AM Gains Knesset Seat from Joint List as Votes Counted

The RA'AM party gained one Knesset seat from the Joint List as votes from "double envelopes" were counted, bringing RA'AM's total to eight mandates and the Joint List's to 11.

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What happened

01RA'AM gained one Knesset seat from the Joint List, increasing its representation to eight mandates.
02The Joint List's representation in the Knesset has decreased to 11 seats.
03The shift in mandates has not impacted the overall balance between political blocs.
04The bloc supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is projected to hold 53 seats.
05The opposing bloc is projected to hold 48 seats.
06The counting of special ballots from "double envelopes" is ongoing and results are preliminary.

The shift did not alter the balance between the main political blocs, with the bloc supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holding 53 seats and the opposition 48. The counting of these special ballots is ongoing, and results are preliminary.

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