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Israel elects its parliament through nationwide proportional representation.
Citizens aged eighteen and older vote for a party, not a candidate,
and the number of seats in the Knesset that a party gets corresponds to the percentage of votes they receive.
Before the election, parties submit lists of prospective members of the Knesset.
To enter the Knesset, a party must receive at least 3.25 percent of the national vote, which is equivalent to four seats.

Israel’s Election: Who’s Who and What’s at Stake? | Council on Foreign Relations
Israel’s October 27 election could reshape the country’s political landscape, but neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s allies nor the opposition has a clear path to a governing majority. The outcome of the vote could determine not only who leads Israel, but how the country contends with various domestic and foreign policy concerns.

What I didn't include in last week's piece on the frontier labs' security flubs is that several experts complained about the lack of transparency that third parties such as METR have exhibited.
They were skeptical that METR evaluations were the right approach to fixing the security oversights.
https://www.ft.com/content/a3a389d2-7796-4f40-98d3-8986f26f6513
My piece last week: https://www.csoonline.com/article/4234854/ai-agents-arent-going-rogue-frontier-labs-are-skipping-security-basics.html

HONORIA:
A Fortuitous Friendship
by Janice Shapiro
#GraphicNovel about a girl who spends the summer with Honoria, the daughter of Sara and Gerald Murphy, who invented the literary "summer on the Riviera" in the 1920s, witnessing endless parties with such luminaries as Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, Picasso and Dorothy Parker
But first this anecdote about an #accordion 🪗
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#literature #art #comics