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This broadcast covers the 21st Knesset elections, marking the beginning of the Israeli political crisis. Exit polls indicated a tie between the Blue and White party and the Likud party. The results suggested a deadlock between political blocs, preventing either side from forming a government coalition.
Following the 2019 Israeli legislative elections, official results were announced on April 10. The Likud and Blue and White parties emerged as the largest factions, each securing 35 seats. Other parties, including Shas, United Torah Judaism, Hadash-Ta'al, Labor, Yisrael Beiteinu, Union of Right-Wing Parties, Meretz, Kulanu, and Ra'am-Balad, also gained representation in the Knesset.
This broadcast covers the second round of elections during Israel's political crisis in 2019. Exit polls indicated a deadlock between the Blue and White party and the Likud party. Neither major party secured a sufficient majority to form a government, reflecting the ongoing political instability of the period.
This broadcast covers the September 2019 Israeli legislative election, the second in a series of elections during a prolonged political crisis. Exit polls indicated a deadlock between the Blue and White party and the Likud party. Neither major political bloc secured a sufficient majority to form a government, reflecting the ongoing instability of the period.