After the votes closed at ten o’clock, according to the preliminary results reported by the Israeli stations “Kan 11,” “12,” and “13,” the right-wing camp led by former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was able to build the majority necessary to form the government.
Although the findings of the samples do not represent the final outcome, they do reflect the preliminary outcomes because they are based on a field survey of electoral samples taken from actual voter ballot boxes.
The “National Democratic Assembly” party, which according to the samples received 3. 1% of the vote, is on track to reach the decisive rate of 3. 25%. The seats held by the right-wing group, led by Netanyahu, will be taken if the assembly votes more than the required percentage.
According to the result of (Kan), the Netanyahu camp got 62 seats, while the camp of the caretaker government, Yair Lapid, got 54 seats.
Today’s elections are the fifth in less than four years.
After the polls closed, the general voting rate was at 73%, which is the highest vote rate since the 1999 elections.
According to the results of the channel (Cannes), the “Democratic Front for Peace and Equality” coalition and the “Arab Movement for Change” obtained 4 seats, and the “Unified List” on 5 seats, while the “Democratic Assembly Party” did not reach the rate of decisiveness.
The “Likud” party received 30 votes, followed by “Religious Zionism” (15), “Shas” (10), and “Judaetta Torah” (7 seats), while the “There is a future (Yiqid)” party received 22 votes, “the camp Al-Watani” (a white-blue alliance led by Benny Gantz and a new hope led by Gideon Saar) “13 votes,” “Israel Our Home “5 votes,” “Al
The first two samples’ results, which were released by channels 12 and 13, did not significantly differ from one another; in the sample from “Channel 12,” the Netanyahu camp won 61 seats, as opposed to 55 for the “Change Government” camp, while in the sample from “Channel 13,” he received 62 seats as opposed to 54 for the “government Change” camp.
The “Likud” received 30 seats, “religious Zionism” received 14, “Shas” received 10, “Judaet Hatourah” received 7, “Yish Atid” received 24, “The National Camp” received 11, “Israel Our Home” received 4, “Al-Work” received 6, “Mertz” received 5, “The Unified List” received 5, and “The Front and Arab Alliance for Change” received 4.
According to the “13th” channel sample, the “Likud” received 31 seats, “religious Zionism” received 14 seats, “Shas” received 10 seats, “Judaet Hatourah” received 7 seats, and “Yish Atid” received 24 seats. The “National Camp” received 12 seats, “Israel Our Home” received 4 seats, “Al -Work” received 5 seats, “Meretz” received 5 seats, “The Unified List” received
The “Netanyahu” group has the majority needed to establish the government, according to the results of the first round of Knesset elections.
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