Amit Segal

The likelihood of the entire election being invalidated is extremely slim, given the time constraints.

The same is, of course, true of holding a new vote. There are thousands of polling stations in... Read more →

Eisenkot’s Office:

Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar! with Eisenkot party, is in contact with the relevant authorities and is receiving updates regarding suspicions of foreign involvement in the... Read more →

**Real Election Results – Telegram Channel**

**Updated:** October 29, 2026, at 09:49:24
**Approximately 93.8% of votes counted** (65,601 additional votes counted)

**Seat Distribution:**

- Likud – 26
-... Read more →

The increase in voter turnout in the Bedouin community in particular, and the Arab community in general, is unprecedented in the history of the state.

In Rahat, for example, voter turnout rose to... Read more →

Never before has a committee chairman issued such a dramatic letter concerning election interference.

Solberg is not someone who exaggerates in his wording. Pay attention: improper foreign funding... Read more →

**Election Results Telegram Channel**

Updated: October 29, 2026, at 08:57:20
Approximately 92.7% of the votes have been counted (53,867 additional votes added).

**Election Results (Seats):**

- Likud –... Read more →

In recent days, the Shin Bet has expressed considerable frustration over its lack of authority in this area. Officials there are convinced that enormous sums of money from the Arab world have been... Read more →

Breaking: Central Elections Committee Chairman Solberg has instructed Zini to investigate dramatic information concerning foreign funding of a campaign intended to influence the elections in... Read more →

Shagi Keizler, the Likud party’s director of election integrity in the Arab sector:

“These are the complaints we submitted to the Central Elections Committee on Election Day itself, including details... Read more →

Five observations as the counting of duplicate-envelope ballots slowly progresses (and their results have yet to be factored in):

1. Surplus-vote agreements and the Bader–Ofer method are tricky. In... Read more →