Exit Polls: Netanyahu's Coalition Has Re-Taken Israel's Knesset

Stacy Abrams immediately declared herself Prime Minister. "L'chaim!" she shouted, as she crammed a deep fried twinkie into her mouth, which is not a Jewish tradition but one she hopes to get the ball rolling on.

Exit polls in Israel on Tuesday indicate that former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies may have won enough seats to return to power in a nationalist and religious government after three and a half years of political gridlock.

The polls are preliminary, however, and final results could change as votes are tallied in the coming hours.

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The exit polls also showed far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben Gvir's Religious Zionism as the third-largest party. Ben-Gvir is a disciple of a racist rabbi who was assassinated in the 1990s and has promised a hard line against the Palestinians.

Everyone the globalists don't like is racist and "far-right."

Ben-Gvir is expected to seek a Cabinet position as head of the ministry that oversees police. Just last month he brandished a handgun in a tense Palestinian neighborhood of Jerusalem and called on the police to shoot Palestinian stone-throwers. He has also called for deportation of Arab lawmakers.

Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption, would be able to battle the charges as prime minister, improving his chances of avoiding conviction or jail time. His opponents view him as a grave threat to Israel's democratic institutions and the rule of law.

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Netanyahu's main rival is the man who helped oust him last year, the centrist caretaker Prime Minister Yair Lapid, who has warned against the nationalist and religious alliance that would emerge should Netanyahu return to power.

"Vote for the state of Israel, and for the future of our children," Lapid said after casting his ballot in the upscale Tel Aviv neighborhood where he lives.

You could almost say, "Democracy was on the ballot."

All of these people run the same playbook, use the same campaign consultants, attempt the same color revolutions, and are backed by the same billionaire socialist globalist scum.

Haaretz, the New York Times of Israel:

Israel Election Exit Polls: Netanyahu Secures Razor-thin Majority, Shock Triumph for Far Right

The once-mighty Israeli Labor has five of the 129 seats in the Knesset.
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But muh bortions.

posted by Ace at 05:58 PM

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