Based on the initial results of the parliamentary elections in Israel, with 85.6% of the votes counted, none of the coalitions supporting and opposing Benjamin Netanyahu reached a parliamentary majority. The pro-Netanyahu coalition won 53 seats and his opponents won 48 out of 120 seats in parliament. The joint list with 12 seats and the Ra'am party with seven seats have a total of 19 seats. Only the votes of the two packages remain to be counted. These votes belong to people such as soldiers, diplomats and hospitalized patients who cannot vote in their designated electoral district. Israel's Central Election Commission announced that in this year's elections between 430,000 and 480,000 votes were cast in a two-part system. An interview with Babak Yashgi, Iran's international correspondent.

Based on the initial results of the parliamentary elections in Israel, with 85.6% of the votes counted, none of the coalitions supporting and opposing Benjamin Netanyahu reached a parliamentary majority. The pro-Netanyahu coalition won 53 seats and his opponents won 48 out of 120 seats in parliament. The joint list with 12 seats and the Ra'am party with seven seats have a total of 19 seats. Only the votes of the two packages remain to be counted. These votes belong to people such as soldiers, diplomats and hospitalized patients who cannot vote in their designated electoral district. Israel's Central Election Commission announced that in this year's elections between 430,000 and 480,000 votes were cast in a two-part system. An interview with Babak Yashgi, Iran's international correspondent.