Record Turnout Confirms Israel's Political Deadlock as Knesset Swearing-In Set for Nov. 10
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Final official results confirmed Oct. 30 show voter turnout at 77.9% — the highest since 1999. Three lists failed to meet the 3.25% threshold. The new Knesset is set to be sworn in Nov. 10, with results formally presented to Herzog Nov. 4. Police arrested three suspects in an isolated fraud case. Herzog called it a 'sensitive moment.' Argentinian President Milei congratulated Netanyahu. Democrats' chairman Golan argued the opposition reaches 65 seats with Arab parties.
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