Israel's Central Elections Committee certified the October 27, 2026, Knesset results on November 4 after completing the count and reviewing irregularities, with the new parliament sworn in on November 10. Authorities rejected claims of widespread foreign funding or vote irregularities raised by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud bloc, which secured 53 seats but fell short of a majority alongside the opposition and Arab parties holding the balance. Israeli law requires proven irregularities that materially altered seat allocation for any annulment, a threshold unmet by pending appeals or protests. This procedural finality underpins trader consensus that the election stands. A successful Supreme Court ruling before the market's January 1, 2027, resolution window remains the primary pathway for reversal, though historical precedent shows such outcomes are rare absent clear evidence of systemic impact.