Israel's Channel 14, which is close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reported that the right camp obtained 60 seats, the left 43 seats, and Arab parties 17 seats.
A poll conducted by the Israeli Broadcasting Authority showed the Eisenkot camp winning 53 seats, compared to 50 seats for the Netanyahu camp and 17 seats for Arab parties.
Israeli Channel 12 reported that the Eisenkot camp leads with 52 seats, compared with 50 seats for the Netanyahu camp, while Arab parties received 18 seats.
A Hebrew-language Israeli news site reported expectations that Arab parties will achieve their highest results in history, without further details in the available text.
The Hebrew page of Amir Etengher published an analysis arguing that increased voting rates in the Arab sector and the growth of Arab parties affect both political blocs and lead to…
Former Israeli Justice Minister Haim Ramon offered a political reading of the path to forming the next government as the Israeli elections approach, arguing that Benjamin Netanyahu…
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz quoted Yair Golan, whom he described as the defense minister-designate of the left-wing bloc, saying this morning that Mansour Abbas — who has …