Israel heads to the polls on October 27, 2026, in a closely contested legislative election projected to leave both Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing and ultra-Orthodox bloc and the opposition grouping led by Gadi Eisenkot short of the 61 Knesset seats needed for a majority. Recent polling averages show the opposition bloc at roughly 52–56 seats versus around 50 for Netanyahu’s alliance, with Arab-led parties holding potential kingmaker influence amid disputes over coalition inclusion. Record voter turnout and surplus-vote pacts have sharpened focus on post-election bargaining, where Haredi conscription, security policy after October 2023, and possible minority or unity arrangements could determine the first mandate recipient and ultimate government composition. Coalition talks may extend weeks or trigger further elections if no viable majority emerges.
如果以色列新政府在指定时间 23:59 ET 前正式宣誓就职,此市场将结算为“是”。否则,该市场将判定为“否”。 要符合资格,新组建的政府必须由总理领导并由任命的部长组成,且须在此市场的期限内于以色列议会前宣誓就职。 只有因 2026 年以色列议会选举或之后的任何选举而组建的政府才符合资格。看守政府或过渡政府不予计入,包括卸任政府继续以看守政府身份执政的情况。 此市场的主要结算来源为以色列政府或以色列议会的官方信息;但也可以采用可信报道的一致意见。
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