According to the initial results of the Israeli elections, with 85.6 percent of the votes, the coalition supporting Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 seats and his opponents won 48 seats out of the total of 120 seats in the parliament. The joint list with 12 seats and the Ra'am party with seven seats have a total of 19 seats. The Likud Party with 26 seats, the Shas Party with seven seats, the Jewish Power Party with seven seats, the Sages of the Torah Party with seven seats and the Religious Zionist Party with six seats are among Netanyahu's coalition parties. On the other hand, the Ishar Party with 21 seats, the Ham Party with 12 seats, the Democratic Party with eight seats and the Yisrael Beitenu Party with seven seats constitute a total of 48 seats in the opposition. These results may change as the counting of votes continues.

According to the initial results of the Israeli elections, with 85.6 percent of the votes, the coalition supporting Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 seats and his opponents won 48 seats out of the total of 120 seats in the parliament. The joint list with 12 seats and the Ra'am party with seven seats have a total of 19 seats. The Likud Party with 26 seats, the Shas Party with seven seats, the Jewish Power Party with seven seats, the Sages of the Torah Party with seven seats and the Religious Zionist Party with six seats are among Netanyahu's coalition parties. On the other hand, the Ishar Party with 21 seats, the Ham Party with 12 seats, the Democratic Party with eight seats and the Yisrael Beitenu Party with seven seats constitute a total of 48 seats in the opposition. These results may change as the counting of votes continues.