Upheaval in vote count: Ra'am surges to 6 seats, coalition drops
The vote count for the 26th Knesset elections continues to change the seat picture: after 66.3% of the votes were counted, Ra'am strengthens by two seats, Likud loses a seat, and United Torah Judaism weakens…
Assessment
The vote count in Israel's 26th Knesset election is still shifting, with Ra'am gaining two seats to reach six mandates while the current coalition drops to 54. Likud lost one seat and United Torah Judaism weakened. With 66.3 percent of votes counted, the left bloc holds 48 seats and the Joint List stays at 12. The final coalition math remains unsettled as more ballots are tallied.