Ultra-Orthodox and far-right parties make gains in Israeli local elections
- Far-Right and ultra-orthodox Zionist parties gained ground in Israel's municipal elections, particularly in Jerusalem.
- Some Palestinians in East Jerusalem boycotted the election, while in other cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa, new mayors were being elected.
- The rightwing bloc's success in local elections is not expected to be replicated on a national level in Israel.
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Israel's local elections: Ultra-Orthodox, far right make gains across country
Ultra-Orthodox and far-right Religious Zionist parties are headed for a sweeping victory in Jerusalem, while the southern city of Mitzpeh Ramon will have a Likud mayor known for his far-right views. Tel Aviv and Haifa remain liberal strongholds
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