Netanyahu: ‘Likud Is the Largest Party in Israel’
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Election night for the 26th Knesset turned into a battle over the interpretation of the exit poll results. The chairman of the Yesh! party, Gadi Eisenkot, announced last night (Wednesday) that the public voted for change and called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to retire from political life. However, later that night, Netanyahu gave a speech at the National Assembly Building, emphasizing that the Likud remains the largest party in Israel …
Netanyahu's Likud is in the lead, but the absence of a clear majority makes the formation of the new Israeli government uncertain. Read more Preliminary results: Likud at the top, Eisenkot block one step on News.it.
Capital-agency polling stations were closed in the Israeli parliamentary elections, on Tuesday evening, after which the counting process began. According to the Israeli Central Election Commission, the voting rate was two hours ago.
Polls in Israel closed tonight after a parliamentary election that saw a high turnout, with early exit polls showing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party will remain the largest single party in the Knesset.
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