Israel election sees highest voter turnout since 1973; Bnei Brak lags, Tel Aviv surges

Interim turnout figures show 31.5% of Israeli voters cast ballots by noon, the highest since 1973, indicating high engagement. Bnei Brak recorded 28.4% turnout while Tel Aviv approached 100,000 votes, reflecting divergent voting patterns. The final outcome remains uncertain, but high turnout may favor certain parties.

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