انتخابات إسرائيل.. الليكود 22% ويشار 15.5% والعرب 12.3% بعد فرز نحو ثلث الأصوات
فرز 31.15 بالمئة من الأصوات بعد الانتهاء من 4 آلاف و274 صندوقا بما يعادل 35.6 بالمئة | Anadolu
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