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The parliamentary elections in Israel are being held in an environment where the competition between Benjamin Netanyahu and the opposition parties led by Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett is linked to the dispute over the war with the Islamic Republic, Tehran's nuclear threat and how to deal with its proxy groups. Israel's Central Election Commission announced that the participation rate exceeded 16% until 10 am on Tuesday, October 27; An unprecedented figure in the last three decades. More details with Ashkan Safai, Iran's international correspondent.

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The parliamentary elections in Israel are being held in an environment where the competition between Benjamin Netanyahu and the opposition parties led by Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett is linked to the dispute over the war with the Islamic Republic, Tehran's nuclear threat and how to deal with its proxy groups. Israel's Central Election Commission announced that the participation rate exceeded 16% until 10 am on Tuesday, October 27; An unprecedented figure in the last three decades. More details with Ashkan Safai, Iran's international correspondent.

The parliamentary elections in Israel are being held in an environment where the competition between Benjamin Netanyahu and the opposition parties led by Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett is linked to the dispute over the war with the Islamic Republic, Tehran's nuclear threat and how to deal with its proxy groups. Israel's Central Election Commission announced that the participation rate exceeded 16% until 10 am on Tuesday, October 27; An unprecedented figure in the last three decades. More details with Ashkan Safai, Iran's international correspondent.

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