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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses heavily on the Israeli elections, with multiple articles detailing the results and political reactions. Other stories include a quote from Netanyahu expressing concern about ultra-Orthodox voter turnout, and a piece discussing Italian politician…
Live results from the Israeli elections show Netanyahu's bloc gaining ground overnight but still without a majority, while Arab parties achieve a significant breakthrough. Trump attributes the outcome to his endorsement.
Following the election results, Itamar Ben-Gvir criticizes other politicians for claiming support for him while ultimately voting for Netanyahu.
A leaked phone call reveals Benjamin Netanyahu expressing frustration and concern over the low voter turnout among the ultra-Orthodox community, fearing dire consequences for his party.
An analysis of the Israeli election results indicates Netanyahu is leading but lacks a majority, with Arab parties being decisive. Separately, Italian politician Matteo Salvini is reported to have intervened to protect police officers and address transport workers' issues.
Editor-in-chief Marco Travaglio dismisses the idea of a public debate with Leonardo Del Vecchio, asserting that Il Fatto Quotidiano and its staff are not for sale.
An editorial piece expresses the newspaper's commitment to independent journalism and its intention to continue delivering impactful reporting, suggesting reader support is crucial to their mission.
