Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog, after announcing the early results of the country's parliamentary elections, which show that neither of the two main coalitions managed to win the majority of seats in the Knesset, called for an all-out effort to prevent repeat elections. Referring to the initial results of Tuesday's election, Herzog said on Wednesday, November 6: "One issue must be clear and I said it before the election; "We must do everything we can, especially after yesterday's election, to prevent another round of elections." The President of Israel, who is responsible for determining the candidate to form the government, asked the leaders of the political parties to participate in the consultations to form the government with an open mind and willingness to negotiate. Also, Herzog announced that he will receive the official results of the elections next week, after which he will begin a consultation process with various factions in the Knesset to examine the possibility of forming a government. The initial results of the elections show that neither of the two main coalitions managed to win the majority of seats in the parliament, and the formation of the future government depends on the agreement between the parties and the achievement of a coalition with a parliamentary majority.

Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog, after announcing the early results of the country's parliamentary elections, which show that neither of the two main coalitions managed to win the majority of seats in the Knesset, called for an all-out effort to prevent repeat elections. Referring to the initial results of Tuesday's election, Herzog said on Wednesday, November 6: "One issue must be clear and I said it before the election; "We must do everything we can, especially after yesterday's election, to prevent another round of elections." The President of Israel, who is responsible for determining the candidate to form the government, asked the leaders of the political parties to participate in the consultations to form the government with an open mind and willingness to negotiate. Also, Herzog announced that he will receive the official results of the elections next week, after which he will begin a consultation process with various factions in the Knesset to examine the possibility of forming a government. The initial results of the elections show that neither of the two main coalitions managed to win the majority of seats in the parliament, and the formation of the future government depends on the agreement between the parties and the achievement of a coalition with a parliamentary majority.