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Bibi's moment of truth: Israel votes in first general election since October 7

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Briefings

Israel held its first general election since the October 7, 2023 attacks, with turnout reaching record levels in the largest number of years. The referendum on the bloodiest day in the nation's history was a key question, and the results reveal what kind of Israel citizens want.

Key points

• Israel held its first general election since the October 7, 2023 attacks, with turnout reaching record levels in the largest number of years.
• A referendum on the bloodiest day in the nation's history was a key question, and the results reveal what kind of Israel citizens want.

Context

This election marks the first general election since the October 7, 2023 attacks, with turnout reaching record levels in the largest number of years. The referendum on the bloodiest day in the nation's history was a key question, and the results reveal what kind of Israel citizens want.

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Evidence is limited to a single article snippet without broader context or additional data. Turnout figures are described as record levels but no specific percentage is provided. The referendum question and its results are mentioned but no numerical outcomes or voter breakdowns are included.

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