With more than 91% of the votes counted in the parliamentary elections in Israel, neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot obtained the necessary majority to form a government. The establishment of a national unity government, the opposition coalition with the support of Arab parties, the joining of right-wing parties to Netanyahu's coalition or the holding of early elections, are the four scenarios facing Israel. Iran's international correspondent, Reza Mohades, examines these scenarios and the obstacles facing each of them.

With more than 91% of the votes counted in the parliamentary elections in Israel, neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot obtained the necessary majority to form a government. The establishment of a national unity government, the opposition coalition with the support of Arab parties, the joining of right-wing parties to Netanyahu's coalition or the holding of early elections, are the four scenarios facing Israel. Iran's international correspondent, Reza Mohades, examines these scenarios and the obstacles facing each of them.