Golan Claims Victory Over Netanyahu—By Counting Arab Parties
Democrats leader Yair Golan declared a 65-seat majority by adding Arab parties to the change bloc—while erasing haredi parties from the Zionist camp. But updated results show the coalition strengthened to 56 seats, the change bloc weakened to 48, and Golan's own party lost a seat.
28.10.26
Serbian turmoil
Stabbing Attack Near Israeli Embassy in Serbia
28.10.26
"No choice"
Left Has No Mandate to Sit with Arab Parties, Says Analyst
28.10.26
Frontline democracy
IDF Hits Record Voter Turnout During Four-Front War
28.10.26
"Tide turned"
Trump Takes Credit for Netanyahu's Election Turnaround
28.10.26
All Cast Votes Counted: Arabs Surge, Right Bloc Drops to 53
The count of all votes cast at regular polling stations has been completed, but approximately 650,000 votes—contained in "double envelopes"—have yet to be counted. Likud has slipped to 26 seats, Yesh Atid stands at 21, Bennett’s party at 12, Ra'am has surged to 7 seats, bringing the total for the Arab parties to 19. The bloc supporting the current coalition has fallen to 53 seats, compared to 48 for the left-wing bloc.
28.10.26
Finish the job
US Tells Gulf States: Prepare for Short Military Campaign
28.10.26
Escaping leftist persecution
Bolsonaro Flees Country After Election Loss, Defying Court
28.10.26
A little sting
Eisenkot Leads in Druze Towns as Election Map Takes Shape
28.10.26
Pigs flew, lefties
Rivals Admit: Channel 14 Was Right When Other Pollsters Missed
28.10.26