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After counting 51.8% of the votes in the Israeli elections, none of the blocs achieved a majority.
The Netanyahu bloc has 55 seats, the opposition 49 seats and the parties led by the Arab parties 16 seats, while 61 seats are required to form the government.
The "Likud" list leads the partial results with 27 seats, followed by the "Ishar" list led by Eisenkot with 21 seats, then the "Joint List" with 12 seats, then "Together" led by Bennett with 11 seats, and the "Democrats" and "United Judaism" are equal with 9 seats each.
The latest updates on the results of the survey that were done last night also showed a shift in Netanyahu's favor.
Here 11 now gives the Netanyahu bloc 51 mandates, while channel 12 gives it 52 mandates, and channel 13 gives it 51 mandates, all numbers above 50 mandates, while the opposition's numbers dropped to 49-51. Channel 14, which has close ties to Netanyahu, is the only one currently predicting that it will achieve a majority, with 62 mandates.
On the other hand, the opposition and both parties can...
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