The far-right alliance led by the leader of the opposition, Benjamin Netanyahu, presented 62 seats in the Israeli elections, which were reported on by the Israeli media this evening, Tuesday.
The results of Channel 12’s typical sample revealed that the right-wing party of the right-wing parties, led by the head of the “Likud” party, Benjamin Netanyahu, achieved 61 seats against 55 for the opposing bloc of the former Prime Minister, led by the leader of the “Yis Atid” party and the current Prime Minister Yair Lapid, and four seats for the Arab-Arab Front Party for Change.
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Netanyahu allocated 62 seats, according to samples from the “Kan 11” and “13” Hebrew channels.
Israeli media: The far-right alliance in the elections, led by Netanyahu, made gains.
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