According to the latest poll update on Israeli television channels (channels 11, 12, 13, 14 and 24), the Likud party led by Binyamin Netanyahu is still in the lead with 24 to 30 seats, and in second place is the Isr party led by Gadi Eisenkot with 19 to 23 seats. However, the overall order of mandates shows that, apart from Channel 14's assessment, in other channels, neither Netanyahu's supporter bloc (with 50-55 mandates) nor the opposition bloc (with 53-49 mandates) were able to obtain the required majority of 61 mandates in the Knesset. Considering the distribution of 16 to 18 mandates in the hands of Arab parties and the opposition of the coalitions to joint cooperation, the political environment in Israel faces the prospect of a complex deadlock on the eve of the counting of the official votes.

According to the latest poll update on Israeli television channels (channels 11, 12, 13, 14 and 24), the Likud party led by Binyamin Netanyahu is still in the lead with 24 to 30 seats, and in second place is the Isr party led by Gadi Eisenkot with 19 to 23 seats. However, the overall order of mandates shows that, apart from Channel 14's assessment, in other channels, neither Netanyahu's supporter bloc (with 50-55 mandates) nor the opposition bloc (with 53-49 mandates) were able to obtain the required majority of 61 mandates in the Knesset. Considering the distribution of 16 to 18 mandates in the hands of Arab parties and the opposition of the coalitions to joint cooperation, the political environment in Israel faces the prospect of a complex deadlock on the eve of the counting of the official votes.