The state channel of Kan Israel, citing the central election committee in the country, announced that the counting of all the votes for the parliamentary elections, including the votes of the two packages, has been completed. According to the results of the vote count, Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition leads the parliamentary elections in Israel by winning 53 seats, but it failed to obtain the quorum of 61 seats required to form the government. Netanyahu's opposition parties won 48 seats and Arab parties won 19 seats. In Netanyahu's coalition, the Likud party won the largest share with 27 seats. Among the opposition, the Ishar party led by Gadi Eisenkot won 21 seats, the Ham coalition led by Naftali Bennett won 12 seats, the Democrats won eight seats and Beit Yisrael Ma seven seats. Among the Arab parties, the joint list won 11 mandates and the Ream party won eight mandates.

The state channel of Kan Israel, citing the central election committee in the country, announced that the counting of all the votes for the parliamentary elections, including the votes of the two packages, has been completed. According to the results of the vote count, Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition leads the parliamentary elections in Israel by winning 53 seats, but it failed to obtain the quorum of 61 seats required to form the government. Netanyahu's opposition parties won 48 seats and Arab parties won 19 seats. In Netanyahu's coalition, the Likud party won the largest share with 27 seats. Among the opposition, the Ishar party led by Gadi Eisenkot won 21 seats, the Ham coalition led by Naftali Bennett won 12 seats, the Democrats won eight seats and Beit Yisrael Ma seven seats. Among the Arab parties, the joint list won 11 mandates and the Ream party won eight mandates.