Última hora de las elecciones en Israel 2026, en directo |
Con el 37% escrutado, el Likud lidera con el 21,7% de los votos y la izquierda árabe asciende a tercera fuerza
As the final hours of Israel's 2026 elections unfolded on Tuesday, the Likud party led by Benjamin Netanyahu held a narrow lead with 21.7% of the votes cast. Yashar! headed by Gadi Eisenkot came in second with 15.7%, followed by the left-leaning Arab-majority coalition Lista Conjunta at 9.2%. The Likud still trailed behind the Together party led by Naftali Bennett, who garnered 8.4%.
By 5:58 local time, the vote count had reached 2.12 million ballots from 5,037 electoral districts out of a total of 5,695,682 votes cast in 12,018 districts, according to the Central Election Commission data. The ultra-Orthodox United Judaism party, Torah Judaism, trailed at 6.4%, followed by Avigdor Lieberman's Israel Beitenu at 6.3%.
The Democratic Party stood at 5.9%, while the ultra-nationalist Jewish Power party headed by Itamar Ben Gvir had 5.8%. The Sephardic Orthodox Shas party was at 5.7%, and the Religious Zionism party trailed at 5.5%.
Netanyahu urged the nation to wait for the final results on Wednesday morning, but he expressed his intention to form a right-wing government without "Arab and anti-settlement parties."
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