The Central Elections Committee’s November 4 certification of the October 27, 2026 Knesset results, following a full review of over 9,000 polling stations that found no irregularities capable of altering outcomes, has driven the overwhelming trader consensus against annulment. Official statements from the Attorney General and committee leadership have repeatedly stated that ongoing Shin Bet inquiries into alleged foreign funding have produced no evidence meeting the legal threshold under Section 86 of the Knesset Elections Law for nationwide invalidation. The new Knesset was seated on November 10 with coalition talks now underway. While petitions and dissolution bills from opposition figures continue, courts have historically required proof of material impact on seat allocation before ordering a revote, a bar that remains unmet. A successful Supreme Court or district court ruling demonstrating widespread, outcome-determinative interference before the market’s resolution date remains the primary scenario that could shift the current positioning.