Final Israeli Election Results Confirm Netanyahu Falls Short of Parliamentary Majority

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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with the heads of the right-wing parties, following the results of the Israeli elections, leaving Netanyahu's Likud party with a lead of 36 seats, allowing him to try and form the next Israeli government. March 4, 2020. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90 *** Local Caption *** ימין בחירות כנסת ביבי ראש הממשלה בנימין נתניהו

JERUSALEM (AP) — The final results from Israel’s election have confirmed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has again fallen short of a parliamentary majority with his hard-line allies.

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The results, released late Thursday, signal further political deadlock. Monday’s election was the country’s third in less than a year. Previous elections in April and September also ended in deadlock.

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BH
BH
6 years ago

Baruch HaShem!! This Right wing extremist, Jabotinsky protege won’t be able to run wild with his crazy ideas.

yid
yid
6 years ago

This is more dangerous to eretz Yisroel than Iran, Hisbollah or hamas. Jews in Israel especially the erev rav from Russia does not know that Israel came to be a state because of Auschwitz, MaJDANEk aND Treblinka u-bchol machnei shmos b’Europa

Hot Rod Kanehl
Hot Rod Kanehl
6 years ago

BEH , Bibi will make it. They’ll be defections. Israelis don’t want another election. Chazak , Likud & Bibi.

PureSatmar
PureSatmar
6 years ago

This is a huge defeat for the Frum voters who idolatry from the elections….

They should be ashamed of advocating voting for the WZO, so called “fighting from inside” didn’t succeed

Term limits proponent
Term limits proponent
6 years ago

So when are the 4th elections? Some time during the summer? Secular Israel has become the laughing stock of the world.

Educated Archy
Educated Archy
6 years ago

Switch the rules and make a direct vote for PM by the people. Only the two biggest parties get to put up a candidate. That’s Bibi & Ganz. Whoever gets the most votes is PM and finished.

PaulinSaudi
PaulinSaudi
6 years ago

Yet oddly, just this week all the headlines were about Bibi’s great victory. Since Israel has plenty of smart people who can govern, it would be better for Bibi to drop out. Someone else could more easily build a government and policies.