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With the increase in counting speeds in Israel's general elections, the drama continues. According to the country's Central Election Committee, after a count of 76.8 per cent of the ballots in the polling station, Prime Minister Beiamin Netanyahu's party has 54 seats since Wednesday morning. Former military chief Gadi Igent's seat of the coalition in Jerusalem is less than 47.
With the increase in counting speeds in Israel's general elections, the drama continues. According to the country's Central Election Committee, after a count of 76.8 per cent of the ballots in the polling station, Prime Minister Beiamin Netanyahu's party has 54 seats since Wednesday morning. Former military chief Gadi Igent's seat of the coalition in Jerusalem is less than 47.
