BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 30. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party is leading following the counting of 100% of the ballots in the parliamentary elections held on October 27. This is according to preliminary data released by the Central Election Commission (CEC). According to the»»»

If the opposition in Israel were willing to form a coalition with the Arab parties, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would likely be ousted. However, this remains a challenging prospect, a reflection of the racism present in Israeli elections. Preliminary results from the Israeli elections as of T»»»

A reported Netanyahu-Eisenkot power-sharing deal has sparked political debate after Israel’s 2026 election, but President Herzog’s office has denied claims of involvement. 0 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is allegedly at the heart of a power-sharing agreement between him and opposition l»»»

In Israel, the surprises only start with election night: they're still counting ballots in a vote that featured the highest turnout in decades, historic inroads by Arab parties, Benjamin Netanyahu’s worst result since 1999 and yet Israel’s longest-serving prime minister still has a path to staying »»»

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former military chief Gadi Eisenkot are both claiming victory in Israel’s elections while Arab-majority parties celebrate gains in the Knesset. But for Palestinians, the reality on the ground hasn’t changed. Al Jazeera’s Marah Rayan reports. ... »»»

Baku, October 28, AZERTAC The Press Service of Israel (TPS-IL) is providing live updates as Israel counts ballots from Tuesday’s election. With 85% of the votes counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Kne ... »»»

The camp of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was ahead of the opposition on Wednesday after 50% of votes were counted in Israel's pivotal general election, figures from the Central Elections Committee showed. After 50.1% of ballots were counted, Netanyahu's bloc was projected to win 56 of the 120 »»»

The Israeli Channel 12 reported that the current plan of the Zionist prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is based on preventing the formation of an opposition government. The channel stressed that Netanyahu will follow three strategies, including delegitimizing reliance on the Arab parties (this has »»»

JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc secured 53 seats, while the opposition Change bloc won 48 and Arab parties secured 19, after 100 percent of regular ballots were counted in Israel’s general election. The figures, which exclude double envelopes, reflect around 86 percent o»»»

Aqra bil- Malti In Israel, the latest exit polls in the elections held yesterday do not indicate a clear winner. Everything so far shows that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor former military leader Gadi Eisenkot have obtained a majority. Two Israeli TV stations are forecasting that Eis»»»

Jerusalem [Israel], October 27 (ANI): Yashar Party chairman Gadi Eisenkot, along with his wife Hannah, cast their votes in the Knesset elections on Tuesday, pledging to take the country on a “new path”.His remarks came as voter turnout in Israel reached 31.5 per cent by noon [local time], marking t»»»

By Staff, Agencies Opposition leaders in “Israel” on Tuesday urged voters to participate in large numbers in the parliamentary elections, calling for an end to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s rule and a change in the country’s political leadership. Voting began at 7 am local time [0500 GMT] and»»»

Israel is heading into a fiercely contested parliamentary election, with the latest opinion polls pointing to a potentially fractured Knesset and no clear path to a governing majority. Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a serious challenge from former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, who»»»

Israel's ruling coalition has submitted a proposal to dissolve the country's parliament, paving the way for early elections, the party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday. "The 25th Knesset shall be dissolved before the end of its term. Elections (to form the next parliament) wil»»»

Israel’s Knesset approved a controversial law on Monday allowing the death penalty for Palestinian prisoners, with 62 lawmakers voting in favour, 47 against and one abstaining, according to an official Knesset voting record. A contentious bill introduced by the far-right Jewish Power party led by N»»»