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The Israeli Central Electoral Commission has completed the vote count for the Knesset elections.
"After the vote in Israel: interview with Pino Pisicchio" by Lanfranco Palazzolo with Pino Pisicchio (ordinary professor of public law Comparative at UNINT in Rome). The interview was recorded on Friday 30 October 2026 at 13:55. The video recording lasts 11 minutes. This interview is also available in the audio version only.
The Central Electoral Commission has completed the vote count for the Knesset elections, handed over Ynet. No political bloc has won enough to form a government. The ruling block of Israel's current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu receives 53 seats in the Knesset out of 120. 61 mandates are needed to form the government. A new newspaper is needed. Europe — Read also the premiere party Likud will have 27 mandates, Ozma Yehudit has seven, Yehuda…
Tel Aviv - The Israeli Election Commission announced the final results of Tuesday's parliamentary elections last night, with neither the current government coalition nor the opposition parties winning the required majority in the 120-member Knesset. According to preliminary results, the parties in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's current coalition will have 53 seats, the bloc of four opposition parties will have 48 seats, and the remaining 19…
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