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Ra'am Gains to 8 Seats as Knesset Election Vote Count Nears Completion
With 94.4% of votes counted in Israel's 26th Knesset elections, Ra'am has increased to 8 seats, while the Joint List dropped to 11. The Likud remains the largest party with 26 seats, followed by Yishar with 21. The incumbent coalition bloc holds 53 seats, and the "change bloc" has 48.
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What happened
- 01Ra'am party gains one seat to reach 8 mandates as 94.4% of votes are counted.
- 02Likud remains the largest party with 26 seats, followed by Yishar with 21 seats.
- 03The incumbent coalition bloc holds 53 seats, while the "change bloc" has 48 seats.
- 04The Joint List has fallen to 11 seats, while the Democrats also secured 8 seats.
- 05The two Arab parties, Ra'am and Joint List, together hold 19 seats.
Final results are pending completion of the vote count.
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Ra'am Gains to 8 Seats as Knesset Election Vote Count Nears Completion
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