Israel's Central Election Commission announced that with 88.6% of the votes counted in the parliamentary elections, the composition of the seats of the parties did not change compared to the previous results. According to these results, the bloc supporting Benjamin Netanyahu will still have 53 seats and his opposition parties will have a total of 67 seats, including 48 seats for parties led by Jewish politicians and 19 seats for Arab parties. Despite the opposition's absolute majority, neither of the two main blocs alone has the 61-seat majority required to form the government. The Election Commission announced that so far 96 percent of the votes of the regular ballot boxes have been counted, and the counting of the votes of the army, other forces and diplomats will begin at 01:00 in the morning and is expected to end on the evening of Thursday, October 29.

Israel's Central Election Commission announced that with 88.6% of the votes counted in the parliamentary elections, the composition of the seats of the parties did not change compared to the previous results. According to these results, the bloc supporting Benjamin Netanyahu will still have 53 seats and his opposition parties will have a total of 67 seats, including 48 seats for parties led by Jewish politicians and 19 seats for Arab parties. Despite the opposition's absolute majority, neither of the two main blocs alone has the 61-seat majority required to form the government. The Election Commission announced that so far 96 percent of the votes of the regular ballot boxes have been counted, and the counting of the votes of the army, other forces and diplomats will begin at 01:00 in the morning and is expected to end on the evening of Thursday, October 29.