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Likud Gains Seat as 97.3% of Votes Counted in Israeli Election
The Likud party has gained a seat, now holding 27 mandates, as 97.3% of votes are counted in Israel's election. This shift benefits Likud at the expense of Shas, which now has 6 mandates. Yesh Atid holds 21 seats, and other parties like the Joint List and Yisrael Beiteinu also secured seats.
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What happened
- 01Likud has gained a seat, reaching 27 mandates, as 97.3% of election votes are counted.
- 02The Shas party has lost a mandate, falling to 6 seats in the latest vote count.
- 03Yesh Atid is currently in second place with 21 mandates.
- 04The Joint List holds 11 mandates, while several parties are at 7 or 6 seats.
Final results are pending the completion of the vote count.
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