Netanyahu has called for the annexation of Israeli settlements in the West Bank. "Thank you to the thousands of activists and over a million voters. ""I'm very touched that, for the fifth time, the people of Israel have believed in me.

"We won! He elaborated that these relations would give Sudan access to Israeli and Western technology, that they would help remove Sudan from the list of countries that support terrorism, and that they would help Sudan out of its current economic crisis.

Rivals Benny Gantz and Benjamin Netanyahu have both claimed victory in the Israeli election after exit polls showed the race too close to call. JNS is providing more and more readers with a welcome alternative and an ideological home.During this crisis, JNS continues working overtime. There is no other option!”Netanyahu said: “The right-wing bloc led by the Likud won a clear victory. The President can see the picture and should call on the winner to form the next government.
He would pass the founder of the state, David Ben Gurion, during the summer.From CNN’s Andy Carey and Abeer Salman in JerusalemFollowing the closing of the polls in Israel, Palestinian Authority (PA) Prime Minister Dr. Mohammad Shtayyeh offered a pessimistic view of the outcome, saying, “the competition in Israeli elections is between those who want to annex Palestinian territories and those who want to maintain the status quo.” Speaking to CNN from Ramallah, the PA Prime Minister said, “we will live with dangerous Israeli politicians.”Exit polls have the race too close to call between sitting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his challenger, former Israeli general Benny Gantz. In addition to Israeli politics, coverage will focus on the U.S.-Israel relationship, relations between Israeli and American Jews, the upcoming Mideast peace plan being put forward by the Trump administration, global anti-Semitism, BDS and more.“Israeli elections are a time to celebrate the only democracy in the Middle East,” said Traiman, who is hosting the program. Two exit polls showed Netanyahu on track to form Israel's next government, with support from the religious right.

I will start forming a right-wing government with our natural partners as soon as tonight.”While none of the exit polls carried out during Israel's general election Tuesday showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party in the lead, that does not mean he won't be able to form the next government.Either party will have to secure the support of other smaller parties to form a governing majority in the 120-seat parliament. "In elections there are losers and winners, and we are the winners,” Gantz said.Thanking Benjamin Netanyahu for his service, Gantz vowed to form the next coalition government and said he would be the prime minister for "everyone," not just those who voted for him.“It is not that we don’t understand, we understand that the real results we have to wait for and over the coming days we will do as necessary to form the next government.”Blue and White supporters were ecstatic over their party's performance in the election.

In addition, Al-Mahdi praised the UAE and its Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Zayed for opening “new horizons” for peace in the Middle East.

Most Jewish media are advocating increasingly biased progressive political and social agendas. Both men may end up with a chance to form a government, and the smaller parties will play a key role in coalition-building.However it is extremely unlikely that the Arab parties would become full coalition partners in any government.Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election hopes are hanging in the balance as an Israeli exit poll suggested his main rival Benny Gantz’s party had taken four more seats than Netanyahu’s party in parliament.An exit poll conducted by Israel’s Channel 12 projected Netanyahu’s Likud party with 33 seats and Benny Gantz’s Blue and White party with 37 seats.Here are the full results from the Channel 12 poll: Other exit polls suggested a closer race, with neither side having a clear advantage.By law, the first exit polls released on election day come out at 10 p.m. local time (3 p.m.