The Central Elections Committee’s November 4 certification of the October 27 Knesset results, following a full review of polling stations that found no irregularities sufficient to alter seat allocation or compromise overall integrity, underpins the 97.3% trader consensus against annulment. Israeli law permits appeals to the Jerusalem District Court within 14 days of certification if unlawful conduct or foreign funding demonstrably shifted outcomes, yet the committee’s findings and procedural continuity requirements have so far blocked any such threshold from being met. Ongoing Shin Bet inquiries into alleged external influence and partisan challenges from Likud remain active, but courts historically require clear evidence of material impact before ordering a revote rather than adjustments or continuity. A late judicial ruling before the January 1, 2027 resolution date or unprecedented new evidence could still shift probabilities.