Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed a decisive election victory, asserting that his political bloc secured a "clear and undeniable majority" and calling for the rapid formation of a strong, right-wing national government.
Netanyahu delivered the victory address to a gathering of supporters in Jerusalem on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, as reported by Al Jazeera.
In his speech, Netanyahu emphasized two key political realities: first, that his party, Likud, emerged as the single largest political force without rival; and second, that the right-wing nationalist coalition secured the required majority to form a stable administration. Reiterating his commitment to national security, he cautioned against forming any government reliant on Arab political parties, claiming such alliances pose foundational threats to the state. Furthermore, Netanyahu launched a sharp attack against mainstream Israeli television networks, accusing them of broadcasting false exit polls favoring opposition parties to demoralize his supporters and suppress right-wing voter turnout.
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