Israeli election ends undecided as both blocs fall short of the 61-seat majority
October 28, 2026 at 09:00 AM · Updated 16m ago
11 reports · 10 in Arabic, 1 in English · over 3 hours
نتنياهو يراهن على المرضى والمساجين.. كيف يؤثر تصويت البريد بانتخابات الكنيست؟
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انتخابات إسرائيل 2026.. العرب يحصدون 19 مقعدا ونتنياهو يرفض مشاركتهم
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Israeli right makes provocative statements as election votes are counted
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انتخابات إسرائيل 2026.. موعد إعلان النتائج الرسمية ومتى تتشكل الحكومة
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بعد فرز 71% من الأصوات.. مقاعد العرب ترتفع لـ 19 مقابل 54 لمعسكر نتنياهو
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يائير جولان: آيزنكوت حسم 65 مقعدا مقابل 55 لنتنياهو
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بعد فرز 72.4% من الأصوات.. نتنياهو يبتعد عن الأغلبية البرلمانية بـ7 مقاعد
(opens the publisher’s site)فرز 66% بانتخابات إسرائيل..مقاعد العرب ترتفع لـ18ومعسكر نتنياهو يتراجع لـ54
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ما هي احتمالات تشكيل حكومة أغلبية بعد الإعلان عن نتائج الانتخابات الإسرائيلية؟
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انتخابات إسرائيل.. تابعوا وتفاعلوا مع آخر المستجدات
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فرز 72.4% من الصناديق.. معسكر نتنياهو عند 54 مقعدا
(opens the publisher’s site)Vote counting in Israel's Knesset election shows no bloc reaching the 61 seats needed to form a government, with results still preliminary.
- With 66.3% of votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 54 seats, Eisenkot's opposition 48, and Arab parties 18.
- Official results are due November 4, with about 600,000 absentee ballots, roughly 10 percent of votes, still to be counted.
- Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas said he is ready to join an Eisenkot-led government and has received calls from both camps.
- Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot pledged to work toward forming a new government.
- Democratic Party leader Yair Golan declared Netanyahu lost the election, saying the change camp won 65 seats against 55, and urged a government with Arab citizens.
- Netanyahu declared he would form a right-wing government without Arab parties' support.
- Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot said Arab parties do not meet his partnership conditions.
- A Hebrew University poll found over 61% of opposition voters favor a coalition with Ra'am.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich accused Arab voters of election theft and pledged to build settlements in Gaza, drawing condemnation from Arab leaders.
- The Central Elections Committee expects 600,000–650,000 postal ballots, up from 463,000 in 2022, with counting to begin at midnight Wednesday.
- After the official results due November 4, President Isaac Herzog will begin consultations to pick a candidate to form the next government.
- Voter turnout in Israel's election reached its highest level since the 1988 Knesset vote, according to preliminary counting data.