Voting for Israel's 26th parliamentary election began at 7:00 local time on the 27th. Whether Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu can continue to govern became the focus of attention. According to the latest pre-election polls published by mainstream Israeli media, the centrist upright party led by Gadi Esenkot, the former chief of general staff of the Israel Defense Forces, and the right-wing party Likud, led by Netanyahu, are leading in approval ratings. Some public opinion believes that voter turnout in this election may reach new highs in recent years.

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Voting for Israel's 26th parliamentary election began at 7:00 local time on the 27th. Whether Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu can continue to govern became the focus of attention. According to the latest pre-election polls published by mainstream Israeli media, the centrist upright party led by Gadi Esenkot, the former chief of general staff of the Israel Defense Forces, and the right-wing party Likud, led by Netanyahu, are leading in approval ratings. Some public opinion believes that voter turnout in this election may reach new highs in recent years.