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Voting in Israel began with an election that many consider to be one of the most decisive in the history of this country. The polling stations are open from seven in the morning and the eligible citizens have the opportunity to vote until 22:00 local time. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival in today's elections. In these elections, voters will evaluate his performance and leadership after the attacks of October 7, 2023 led by Hamas, the war in Gaza and Lebanon, and the war with Iran. Polls published on Friday show that the race for the position of Prime Minister between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, former Chief of Staff of the IDF, is close and very close. The Israeli parliament has 120 seats and 61 seats are required to form a government. Israel uses the electoral system of proportional representation, and for this reason, the governments of this country have always been a coalition of several parties. If no coalition can form a majority, a minority government is expected to come to power.

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Voting in Israel began with an election that many consider to be one of the most decisive in the history of this country. The polling stations are open from seven in the morning and the eligible citizens have the opportunity to vote until 22:00 local time. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival in today's elections. In these elections, voters will evaluate his performance and leadership after the attacks of October 7, 2023 led by Hamas, the war in Gaza and Lebanon, and the war with Iran. Polls published on Friday show that the race for the position of Prime Minister between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, former Chief of Staff of the IDF, is close and very close. The Israeli parliament has 120 seats and 61 seats are required to form a government. Israel uses the electoral system of proportional representation, and for this reason, the governments of this country have always been a coalition of several parties. If no coalition can form a majority, a minority government is expected to come to power.

Voting in Israel began with an election that many consider to be one of the most decisive in the history of this country. The polling stations are open from seven in the morning and the eligible citizens have the opportunity to vote until 22:00 local time. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival in today's elections. In these elections, voters will evaluate his performance and leadership after the attacks of October 7, 2023 led by Hamas, the war in Gaza and Lebanon, and the war with Iran. Polls published on Friday show that the race for the position of Prime Minister between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, former Chief of Staff of the IDF, is close and very close. The Israeli parliament has 120 seats and 61 seats are required to form a government. Israel uses the electoral system of proportional representation, and for this reason, the governments of this country have always been a coalition of several parties. If no coalition can form a majority, a minority government is expected to come to power.

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