Israel votes with high participation and Netanyahu's future in dispute Israel will hold elections this Tuesday (27) for the 120 seats in the parliament, the first since October 2023. Participation reached 44.9% at 14:00 local time, the highest rate for this period since the start of the historic series in the 1970s. Benjamin Netanyahu faces the opposition led by former army chief Gadi Eisenkot, in a conflict characterized by wars and demands for responsibility for security failures. There is still no official result from the sources consulted. Voting is scheduled to end at 10:00 PM local time, 5:00 PM Brasilia time, when the exit polls will be published. Netanyahu's tenure will depend on his ability to form a coalition with at least 61 deputies; The government's determination could take weeks.

Israel votes with high participation and Netanyahu's future in dispute Israel will hold elections this Tuesday (27) for the 120 seats in the parliament, the first since October 2023. Participation reached 44.9% at 14:00 local time, the highest rate for this period since the start of the historic series in the 1970s. Benjamin Netanyahu faces the opposition led by former army chief Gadi Eisenkot, in a conflict characterized by wars and demands for responsibility for security failures. There is still no official result from the sources consulted. Voting is scheduled to end at 10:00 PM local time, 5:00 PM Brasilia time, when the exit polls will be published. Netanyahu's tenure will depend on his ability to form a coalition with at least 61 deputies; The government's determination could take weeks.