Israel election: Likud leads partial count, government formation remains unresolved
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Ajel’s Wednesday morning update reported a projection of 27 seats for Likud and 21 for Gadi Eisenkot’s party after 55.4% of votes were counted, citing election committee figures
حنين الإخبارية · From the Haneen News archive · Updated:
Ajel’s Wednesday morning update reported a projection of 27 seats for Likud and 21 for Gadi Eisenkot’s party after 55.4% of votes were counted, citing election committee figures. This is a partial-count snapshot, not a certified final seat allocation.
Those figures concern two parties, not all their respective allies. Likud’s lead alone therefore does not establish a governing coalition. Partial counts must be distinguished from exit polls and political declarations. The report describes Netanyahu seeking to form a government, not a government already formed.
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- Ajel · 2026-10-28



