Israel: Netanyahu Wins Elections, But No Majority · Global Voices
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With the scrutiny of the votes almost completed, Netanyahu managed to be the most supported candidate, winning 27 seats.
Likud, party of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was the most voted in the elections for the Knesset, the Parliament of Israel, winning 27 seats. The main rival party, Yashar!, led by Gadi Eisenkot, was second, with 21 seats. With this, the pro-Netanyahu bloc adds 53 seats, against 48 of the opposition bloc...
The formation of government will depend on Arab parties or possible agreements with deputies from other blocs. Netanyahu's entry leads the elections in Israel, but does not reach the parliamentary majority was first published in La Noticia SV.
The Likud, the party of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, became the most voted force in the parliamentary elections held on Tuesday, October 27, winning 27 seats, compared to the 21 seats reached by Yashar, from opposition Gadi Eisenkot. According to the results released after the scrutiny of ordinary votes, the favorable coalition [...]
The party of the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, was the most voted in the elections on Tuesday, obtaining 27 seats in front of the 21 Yashar! by Gadi Eisenkot, after the scrutiny of 100% of the votes and... Read more › The entry Netanyahu wins the elections in Israel was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
The party of the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, was the most voted in Tuesday’s elections, obtaining 27 seats in front of the 21 Yashar! by Gadi Eisenkot, after the 100% vote and in the absence of the count of “double on”. This gives the pro-Netanyahu coalition [...] The entry Netanyahu wins the elections with 100% counted in the absence of the votes of “double on” was first published in Information Focus.
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