Less than Half of All Votes Have Been Counted in Israel's Election; No Clear Majority so Far
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When about half of the seats were surveyed, 6.456 of the more than 12 thousand, Benjamin Netanyahu's party, Likud, is in the lead with 571,627 votes, equal to 20.81%. (ANSA)
Partial count gives Netanyahu's bloc 57 seats to Eisenkot's 47
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Likud remains Israel’s largest party after the exit polls, thanked his coalition partners and called for a right-wing government, while saying he is awaiting the official ballot count. The post Partial count gives Netanyahu's bloc 57 seats to Eisenkot's 47 appeared first on www.israelhayom.com.
No political force has a majority in the Israeli Parliament after counting about 42 per cent of the ballots, the right-wing bloc of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu takes precedence over the opposition, transmits the Israeli media with reference to the election commission's data." According to figures at 5:58 a.m. (6:58 in Moscow - IF), after counting 41.9 per cent of the ballots of the Central Electoral Commission, the Netanyahu block receives…
None of the projections give either bloc the 61 seats needed for a parliamentary majority
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The votes are being counted after Tuesday's elections in Israel, where neither of the two blocs has yet achieved a majority.
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