Participation in the elections and concern for the right camp Israeli "Iran" voters went to the polls to elect 120 members of the Knesset. The participation rate exceeded 31 percent by noon; According to the report cited from official sources, the figure is the highest since 1977. Participation in the areas inhabited by Arabs and central parts increased significantly. Michael Harari, a former Israeli diplomat, saw some of this participation as motivation to defeat Netanyahu. Internal disputes and concern about the dispersion of right-wing votes cast a shadow over the election atmosphere. Referring to the participation of Arab citizens and the lower participation of right-wing voters, Netanyahu asked his supporters to vote as soon as possible. Read the full text here.

Participation in the elections and concern for the right camp Israeli "Iran" voters went to the polls to elect 120 members of the Knesset. The participation rate exceeded 31 percent by noon; According to the report cited from official sources, the figure is the highest since 1977. Participation in the areas inhabited by Arabs and central parts increased significantly. Michael Harari, a former Israeli diplomat, saw some of this participation as motivation to defeat Netanyahu. Internal disputes and concern about the dispersion of right-wing votes cast a shadow over the election atmosphere. Referring to the participation of Arab citizens and the lower participation of right-wing voters, Netanyahu asked his supporters to vote as soon as possible. Read the full text here.