Final election results
Full Knesset seat distribution and political bloc breakdown
The Central Elections Committee releases the distribution of all 120 Knesset seats, stresses that the Shin Bet investigation will not affect the results.
The Central Elections Committee releases the distribution of all 120 Knesset seats, stresses that the Shin Bet investigation will not affect the results.


Wall Street Journal reports CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper briefed Trump on military options against Iran as Washington prepares for possible renewed strikes while pursuing diplomatic contacts.

Hundreds of newly created accounts placed bets on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party shortly before polls closed. Some traders have already cashed out more than $100,000 in combined profits, raising concerns about possible insider trading.

Vice President JD Vance says Trump will prevent a prolonged war with Iran but will “accomplish America’s objectives."

NYPD abandons plans for a no-bid surveillance contract with Israeli firm Cognyte following criticism from progressive lawmakers and privacy advocates.

12 newcomers are set to enter the Knesset alongside veteran lawmakers, including several who became prominent following the October 7 massacre and the war.

Former Secretary of State John Kerry warns that renewed US strikes on Iran would undermine negotiations and criticizes Trump's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal.

Former Secretary of State praises the US-Israeli campaign against Iran, saying earlier military action could have prevented Tehran from expanding its arsenal.

For more than 2 years, Dikla Cohen has raised nine children and carried her late husband's debts by herself.








































































PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope that Israel's next government will resume peace negotiations, following years of stalled diplomatic efforts.

Neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot commands a Knesset majority, leaving Israel facing difficult coalition negotiations, a unity government, or new elections.

UTJ officials reportedly consider supporting an Eisenkot minority government without joining it, but chairman Yaakov Asher firmly denies any talks.

The Shin Bet is investigating suspicions that at least two additional countries, besides Qatar, attempted to influence Israel's elections through illicit funding.