Knesset elections:
Counting of 'double-envelope' ballots begins
The Central Elections Committee has begun counting double-envelope ballots, while results from regular polling stations continue to be processed.
The Central Elections Committee has begun counting double-envelope ballots, while results from regular polling stations continue to be processed.


The results of the elections for the 26th Knesset are still being determined, but the timetable for forming the next government is already clear. Here are all the details.

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem says Israel's election results will not affect the terror group's campaign against Israel and again rejects demands to disarm.

According to The Associated Press, Washington has warned Middle East allies to prepare for possible US strikes on Iran after the midterms and retaliatory attacks.

Avigdor Liberman is reportedly ignoring calls from Bennett and Eisenkot, doubts the feasibility of replacing the Knesset Speaker, and prefers to wait for developments.

Wall Street Journal reports that Vice President JD Vance contacted senior Iranian hardliner Mohsen Rezaei to explore renewed peace talks.

A California woman sues the DMV after officials revoked her personalized license plate referencing "from the river to the sea," citing concerns over violence.

United Torah Judaism gained some 40,000 votes but was held back by high nationwide turnout, while smaller parties left nearly 200,000 votes without representation.

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




































































Brig. Gen. (res.) Erez Wiener, chairman of the Bithonistim movement, criticized Gadi Eisenkot for urging security officials to resist political pressure following the release of election exit polls

After Shas dropped to seven Knesset seats, four fewer than in the previous elections, calls are emerging within the party to replace chairman Aryeh Deri.

The bloc opposed to Netanyahu is considering a move to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana in just two weeks, with Yair Lapid emerging as one of the leading candidates for the position.

According to the partial official results, Likud has 26 seats, Yashar 21, Netanyahu's bloc 53, and the opposition bloc 48. Double-envelope ballots are being counted separately.