Today, Thursday, 7th of Aven, two days have passed since the parliamentary elections in Israel were held on Tuesday, 7th of Aven, and the counting of votes for these elections is still ongoing. According to the most recent statistics of the Central Election Commission in Israel, with more than 91% of the votes counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition leads by winning 53 seats out of 120 seats in the Knesset. Israel's Central Election Commission announced at the end of Wednesday, November 6, that the counting of the "double envelope" votes had begun. These votes are related to people who voted in absentia, and most of them are votes of IDF soldiers. Voices of prisoners, medical staff, people with special medical conditions and representatives of Israel in embassies abroad are also included in this category. According to the published results, the Likud party led by Benjamin Netanyahu won the largest number of mandates among the parties with 26 mandates. The Shas Party, the Torah Judaism Party and the Jewish Power Party won seven seats each, and the Religious Zionist-Jut won six seats.

Today, Thursday, 7th of Aven, two days have passed since the parliamentary elections in Israel were held on Tuesday, 7th of Aven, and the counting of votes for these elections is still ongoing. According to the most recent statistics of the Central Election Commission in Israel, with more than 91% of the votes counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition leads by winning 53 seats out of 120 seats in the Knesset. Israel's Central Election Commission announced at the end of Wednesday, November 6, that the counting of the "double envelope" votes had begun. These votes are related to people who voted in absentia, and most of them are votes of IDF soldiers. Voices of prisoners, medical staff, people with special medical conditions and representatives of Israel in embassies abroad are also included in this category. According to the published results, the Likud party led by Benjamin Netanyahu won the largest number of mandates among the parties with 26 mandates. The Shas Party, the Torah Judaism Party and the Jewish Power Party won seven seats each, and the Religious Zionist-Jut won six seats.