International Report - Legislative Elections in Israel: The Vote of Israeli Settlers in the Occupied West Bank
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On 27 October 2026, the Israelis were called to the polls to renew the 120 seats of the Knesset. In that country, where the entire territory was a single electoral district, voters voted...
Israeli voters are called to elect their deputies on Tuesday. In the polls, the outgoing Prime Minister's Likud, Benyamin Netanyahu, is in collusion with his main rival, the opposition party Yashar, led by former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot.
On Tuesday, 27 October, legislative elections will be held in Israel. In the occupied West Bank, where more than half a million Israelis live living in illegal settlements under international law, many define themselves as "religious Zionists". The parties that represent them are part of the coalition that has governed Israel over the past four years.
Residents of the occupied territories are scheduled to participate in general elections on October 27 (tomorrow, Tuesday), which will be held to determine all 120 Knesset seats and will be the first elections since October 7, 2023.
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