With the end of the counting of votes in the Israeli elections, none of the two main blocs reached the majority of the 61 seats in the Knesset. The consultations began to win the support of other parties, but the dispute over cooperation with Arab parties complicated the formation of the government. If the negotiations fail, there is a possibility of being re-elected.

With the end of the counting of votes in the Israeli elections, none of the two main blocs reached the majority of the 61 seats in the Knesset. The consultations began to win the support of other parties, but the dispute over cooperation with Arab parties complicated the formation of the government. If the negotiations fail, there is a possibility of being re-elected.