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Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant criticizes Gadi Eisenkot's call for the military to resist pressure from the Prime Minister.
Asharq Al-Awsat
Hezbollah's chief Hassan Nasrallah comments on Israeli election results, describing them as a defeat and rejecting disarmament.
Google News – Lebanon
Israel's defense minister criticizes Eisenkot's warning about Netanyahu's potential misuse of security issues amid concerns of an Iran attack.
The Times of Israel
Arab parties in Israel achieved significant results in the parliamentary elections, according to media and strategic experts.
الشرق الأوسط
Israel's Minister Katz criticizes Eisenkot for urging the military to resist pressures from Netanyahu regarding Iran.
أخبار جوجل – إيران
Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot assert competing says to leadership in Israel following a deadlocked vote.
Google News – Israel
Israel's defense minister says the military will carry out what is required regarding Iran.
أخبار جوجل – إيران · Google News – Lebanon
Lebanon expects little change in Israeli policy following the elections, as no clear winner has emerged in Israel.
France 24 – Middle East
Few countries in the Middle East expect a change in relations with Israel following the election, which may impact the regional conflict with Iran.
New York Times – Middle East
With 88.6% of votes counted, the opposition wins 67 seats, including 19 for Arab parties, needing their support to form a government.
Haaretz
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will soon determine who will be tasked with forming the next government coalition after elections without a majority.
Egypt Independent · الشرق الأوسط
Vote counting in the Israeli elections is complete, except for double envelopes, amid ongoing competition for a government majority.
سكاي نيوز عربية
US President Donald Trump is closely monitoring Israeli election developments, seeking to influence the next government formation.
سكاي نيوز عربية
Golan calls for the opposition to partner with Arab parties to replace Netanyahu, criticizing his distinction between Jewish and Arab votes.
الشرق الأوسط · Haaretz
Benjamin Netanyahu says victory despite not having a majority and warns against foreign distractions in confronting Iran.
Haaretz
France says that Israel's recent vote will not deter its efforts for a two-state solution.
Asharq Al-Awsat
Gadi Eizenkot, former Chief of Staff, is challenging Netanyahu's government amid election results indicating a shift in Israel's political landscape.
Egypt Independent
Arab lawmakers' votes could influence the fate of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but opposition faces internal reservations about relying on them.
سكاي نيوز عربية
United Arab List leader Ayman Odeh says his party can assist the opposition in ousting Netanyahu, following exit polls showing increased seats.
Haaretz
Voting is underway in Israel, with tens of thousands of citizens abroad returning to participate in the elections, according to Aid Coalition.
The Guardian – Middle East
Opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot says Israel has chosen change after Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure and he will seek to form a new government.
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Yair Lapid hints at a minority government, while Naftali Bennett states he will do anything for a coalition.
Haaretz
Liberal U.S. Jewish groups J Street and New Jewish Narrative call for opposition leaders in Israel to form a government following exit polls.
Haaretz
Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, expressed readiness to join a government led by former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot.
سكاي نيوز عربية
Israel holds elections amid competing nationalist views and aspirations for diversity, potentially shaping the country's identity.
New York Times – Middle East
Israelis are voting in their first general election since the October 7 attacks, with high turnout reflecting public engagement.
France 24 – Middle East
The head of the Joint List states the party 'cannot be ignored' following exit polls indicating a significant increase in seats.
Haaretz
Bereaved families of victims from the 7 October attacks held a protest in Tel Aviv as Israel votes in elections.
The Guardian – Middle East
Alain Greilsammer discusses the impact of Netanyahu's policies on Israel's democratic institutions and the upcoming election.
France 24 – Middle East
Ibrahim Abu Ahmad discusses the importance of Arab-Jewish coalitions in Israeli politics, emphasizing public desire for partnership despite leadership fears.
France 24 – Middle East
Israel's Elections Committee rejects a petition from Likud to extend voting hours amid reports of ballot shortages in Arab communities.
Haaretz
Ron Gerlitz discusses the Israeli elections as a referendum on Netanyahu, security, and democracy in Israel.
France 24 – Middle East
Voter turnout in Israel's elections reaches 55% by 4pm local time, reflecting high engagement in a divided electorate.
France 24 – Middle East
Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Liberman may challenge Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership amid political polarization in Israel.
New York Times – Middle East
Israelis are voting in an election amid ongoing conflicts and divisions over leadership and state character.
France 24 – Middle East
Adalah reports that long lines and police presence at Arab polling stations are delaying voting and urges intervention from election officials.
Haaretz
Supporters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gather outside a polling station in Jerusalem as he votes in the election.
France 24 – Middle East
Israel's election campaign features new political alliances and accusations about security failures ahead of an election.
New York Times – Middle East
Military officials say Benjamin Netanyahu is using a clash with the IDF chief for campaign purposes regarding a potential strike in Iran.
Haaretz
Israelis vote in the 26th Knesset election, with over 7.3 million eligible voters and 38 parties competing for 120 seats.
Haaretz