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Israel's Knesset announced on Sunday that national elections will be held on Oct. 27, the last date permitted by law. The Knesset is set to end its current term on July 17, marking the first time since 1988 that elections have been held after a full four-year term.

Israel's Knesset announced on Sunday that national elections will be held on Oct. 27, the last date permitted by law. The Knesset is set to end its current term on July 17, marking the first time since 1988 that elections have been held after a full four-year term.

Netanyahu's current government, formed on Dec. 29, 2022, will be the first Israeli government to complete a full term since 1973. Knesset Legal Adviser Sagit Afik said there was no need to enact a dissolution law, as the Oct. 27 date was already set by law.

Netanyahu's current government, formed on Dec. 29, 2022, will be the first Israeli government to complete a full term since 1973. Knesset Legal Adviser Sagit Afik said there was no need to enact a dissolution law, as the Oct. 27 date was already set by law.

Netanyahu, 76, is Israel's longest-serving prime minister and has declared his intention to run again. Former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, who leads the Yashar party, has emerged as his main rival, with polling showing the two parties neck-and-neck.

Netanyahu, 76, is Israel's longest-serving prime minister and has declared his intention to run again. Former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, who leads the Yashar party, has emerged as his main rival, with polling showing the two parties neck-and-neck.

A Hebrew University of Jerusalem poll found support for Netanyahu's premiership fell from 40.5% in early March to 29.4% in June. Most recent polls predict his current coalition factions would gain at most 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.

A Hebrew University of Jerusalem poll found support for Netanyahu's premiership fell from 40.5% in early March to 29.4% in June. Most recent polls predict his current coalition factions would gain at most 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.

Key election issues include a dispute over mandatory military service for ultra-Orthodox Jewish men, Netanyahu's ongoing corruption trials and judicial reform legislation. The coalition has been racing to pass several bills before parliament enters recess on July 17.

Key election issues include a dispute over mandatory military service for ultra-Orthodox Jewish men, Netanyahu's ongoing corruption trials and judicial reform legislation. The coalition has been racing to pass several bills before parliament enters recess on July 17.

Netanyahu has said he intends to "establish a broad national government" after the election, citing Israel's military campaigns against Iran and Hezbollah. Israel's Central Elections Committee is also considering broadcasting the vote count live to counter efforts to undermine public trust in results.

Netanyahu has said he intends to "establish a broad national government" after the election, citing Israel's military campaigns against Iran and Hezbollah. Israel's Central Elections Committee is also considering broadcasting the vote count live to counter efforts to undermine public trust in results.

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