Benjamin Netanyahu holds a narrow lead in the Israeli elections, with more than two-thirds of all polling stations counted, after Tuesday's vote recorded the highest turnout in over two decades. The Prime Ministers' Bloc was on track to win 56 seats, while his main rival Gadi Eisenkots' group would get 48, based on partial results distributed Wednesday morning. It will be tomorrow before the results are fully tallied.

Benjamin Netanyahu holds a narrow lead in the Israeli elections, with more than two-thirds of all polling stations counted, after Tuesday's vote recorded the highest turnout in over two decades. The Prime Ministers' Bloc was on track to win 56 seats, while his main rival Gadi Eisenkots' group would get 48, based on partial results distributed Wednesday morning. It will be tomorrow before the results are fully tallied.