Elections in Occupied Territories According to Statistics Binyamin Netanyahu, who has served as Prime Minister for 19 years, has the longest record as Prime Minister in Israel's disgraceful existence, while seeking a new term for the prime minister who was tried for corruption. Approximately 3 million Palestinian adults in the Gaza Strip, the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem do not have the right to vote in the election of Israel's cabinet. The elections today, October 27, are the sixth national elections in the occupied territories since 2019. Also, these are the first elections in the last 38 years that are held at the end of a full Knesset term. Since the declaration of the disgraceful existence of Israel in 1948, a total of 14 people have held the position of Prime Minister of this regime.

Elections in Occupied Territories According to Statistics Binyamin Netanyahu, who has served as Prime Minister for 19 years, has the longest record as Prime Minister in Israel's disgraceful existence, while seeking a new term for the prime minister who was tried for corruption. Approximately 3 million Palestinian adults in the Gaza Strip, the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem do not have the right to vote in the election of Israel's cabinet. The elections today, October 27, are the sixth national elections in the occupied territories since 2019. Also, these are the first elections in the last 38 years that are held at the end of a full Knesset term. Since the declaration of the disgraceful existence of Israel in 1948, a total of 14 people have held the position of Prime Minister of this regime.