According to the initial results of the vote count published by Israel's Central Election Commission on its website, by counting 55.4 percent of the polling stations, the coalition supporting Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, won 56 seats and the coalition opposing him won 49 seats out of the total 120 seats in this country. According to these statistics, the Arab parties also have a total of 15 seats, of which 11 are in the joint list and four are for Hizb Ream. Despite the seven mandate lead over the opposition, Netanyahu's coalition is still five mandates away from reaching the majority of the 61 seats required to form a government. In the previous preliminary results, with 53.7 percent of the votes counted, Netanyahu's coalition had 55 mandates and his opponents 50 mandates. Thus, as the counting of votes progressed, the number of mandates of Netanyahu's coalition increased by one mandate and the number of mandates of the opposition decreased by one mandate.

According to the initial results of the vote count published by Israel's Central Election Commission on its website, by counting 55.4 percent of the polling stations, the coalition supporting Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, won 56 seats and the coalition opposing him won 49 seats out of the total 120 seats in this country. According to these statistics, the Arab parties also have a total of 15 seats, of which 11 are in the joint list and four are for Hizb Ream. Despite the seven mandate lead over the opposition, Netanyahu's coalition is still five mandates away from reaching the majority of the 61 seats required to form a government. In the previous preliminary results, with 53.7 percent of the votes counted, Netanyahu's coalition had 55 mandates and his opponents 50 mandates. Thus, as the counting of votes progressed, the number of mandates of Netanyahu's coalition increased by one mandate and the number of mandates of the opposition decreased by one mandate.