Madaxweyne Herzog oo aqbalay natiijada doorashada Israa'iil oo bilaabay wada-tashi ku saabsan dhisidda dowlad

Ra'am oo ku taliyay Gadi Eisenkot inuu noqdo ra'iisul wasaare, halka Degel HaTorah ay sheegtay in aanay taageerin labada musharrax

Madaxweynaha Israa'iil Isaac Herzog ayaa aqbalay natiijada la ansixiyay ee doorashadii baarlamaanka ee 27-kii Oktoobar, wuxuuna bilaabay wada-tashi uu la yeelanayo hoggaamiyeyaasha xisbiyada si uu u go'aamiyo cidda loo xilsaarayo dhisidda dowladda xigta, sida ay wararka sheegayaan.

Natiijada doorashada iyo isku-dheellitirka awoodda

Doorashadii 27-kii Oktoobar, isbahaysiga Ra'iisul Wasaare Benjamin Netanyahu wuxuu helay 53 kursi, halka kooxda hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka Gadi Eisenkot ay heshay 48 kursi, taasoo aan midkoodna gaarin 61 kursi oo loo baahan yahay in dowlad la dhiso. Xisbiyada ay hoggaamiyaan Carabtu, Ra'am iyo Joint List, waxay si wadajir ah u heleen 19 kursi oo rikoor ah.

Herzog ayaa sheegay: "Doorashooyinku way dhammaadeen. Hadda waa waqtigii wajiga la galo xaqiiqada." Wuxuu intaa ku daray: "Xaaladda hadda jirta, oo aan jirin guuleyste cad ka dib doorashooyinka, waxaan codsanayaa hal-abuur iyo fikrad cusub, geesinimo iyo niyad wanaag, si dowladda Israa'iil ay u noqoto guuleysata."

Taageerada xisbiyada Carabtu hoggaamiyaan iyo mawqifka Degel HaTorah

Ra'am, oo ah xisbi weyn oo ay Carabtu hoggaamiyaan, ayaa sheegtay inuu ku taliyay Gadi Eisenkot inuu noqdo ra'iisul wasaare, taasoo taageeradiisa la filayo ka dhigaysa 56 xildhibaan sida ay sheegtay mareegta wararka ee Ynet. Joint List, xisbiga kale ee ay Carabtu hoggaamiyaan, ma uu wali caddayn mawqifkiisa, laakiin Channel 12 ee Israa'iil ayaa sheegtay in la filayo inuu la shaqeeyo Eisenkot, isagoo taageeri doona haddii la weydiisto ama ka gaabsan doona haddii uu sidaas doorbido.

Degel HaTorah, oo haysta afar ka mid ah toddobada kursi ee United Torah Judaism, ayaa sheegtay in aanay ku talin doonin mid ka mid ah labada musharrax, iyadoo kala go'day Netanyahu sababo la xiriira guuldaradii isbahaysigiisu ku waayay soo-saarista sharci ka dhaafinaya ragga Haredi adeegga milatariga, sida ay sheegtay The Times of Israel.

Doodda khiyaanada iyo baaqa Herzog ee heshiiska

Guddiga doorashooyinka ee Israa'iil ayaa sheegay inuu baaritaan qoto dheer ku sameeyay dhammaan sheegashooyinka khiyaanada ee xisbiyada oo uu ka helay caddayn la'aan khiyaano wax u dhimtay daacadnimada doorashada ama saameyn ku yeelatay natiijadeeda. Xeer ilaaliyaha guud Gali Baharav-Miara ayaa sidoo kale diiday codsi ahaa in la su'aalo saraakiil la doortay iyada oo aan caddayn taageeraysa la hayn.

Herzog wuxuu labada dhinac ku boorriyay heshiis si looga fogaado doorasho cusub, isagoo sheegay inay tahay inay aqbalaan in aanay dhammaan ballanqaadyada iyo wacadaha la fulin karin. Wuxuu taageeray baaritaanka faragelinta la tuhmayo, laakiin wuxuu ka digay in lagu xumeeyo codbixiyayaasha Falastiiniyiinta-Israa'iil, isagoo sheegay inuu ixtiraam weyn u hayo beelaha Falastiiniyiinta ee Israa'iil oo ka dhigan qiyaastii 20 boqolkiiba dadka. Wuxuu yiri: "Waxaan cambaareynayaa qallafsanaanta iyo hadallada cunsuriga ah ee dhawaan la maqlay."

Neither Netanyahu's 53-seat coalition nor Eisenkot's 48-seat bloc reached the 61 seats needed to govern.

Israel's President Isaac Herzog has accepted the certified results of the October 27 parliamentary elections and begun consultations with party leaders on whom to task with forming the next government, with neither main bloc holding a majority.

No bloc reaches the 61-seat threshold

In the October 27 vote, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition won 53 seats, while opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot's bloc won 48, leaving neither with the 61 seats required to govern in the 120-member parliament. Arab-led parties Ra'am and the Joint List secured a record 19 seats combined.

Ra'am backs Eisenkot as consultations continue

Ra'am said it would recommend Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister, bringing his expected support to 56 lawmakers according to Israeli news site Ynet, still short of a majority. The Joint List has not announced its position, but Israel's Channel 12 reported it was expected to coordinate with Eisenkot, endorsing him if asked or abstaining if he preferred.

Degel HaTorah, which holds four of United Torah Judaism's seven seats, said it would recommend neither candidate, breaking with Netanyahu over his coalition's failure to pass legislation exempting Haredi men from military service, as reported by The Times of Israel.

Herzog urges compromise and warns against smearing voters

Israel's elections commission said it conducted a thorough investigation of all parties' claims of fraud and found no evidence of irregularities that compromised the integrity of the election or affected its results. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara rejected a request to question elected officials without supporting evidence.

Herzog urged both camps to compromise to avoid a new election, saying they must accept that not every commitment and promise can be fulfilled. "The elections are over. Now is the time to face reality," he said. He backed investigating suspected interference but warned against smearing Palestinian-Israeli voters, saying he had great respect for Israel's Palestinian minority, which makes up about 20 percent of the population. "I condemn the coarseness and racist expressions that we have heard recently," he said.