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Exit polls conducted by Israeli media organizations, after the polls closed in the Knesset elections, showed an advantage for the coalition of Jewish parties led by Gadi Eisenkot over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, without any of them obtaining the necessary majority to form the government, amounting to 61 seats. Channel 13 and the Israel Broadcasting Authority: 53 mandates for the Eisenkot coalition, compared to 50 for the Netanyahu coalition and 17 for the Arab parties. Private Hebrew channel 12: 52 mandates for Eisenkot's coalition, compared to 50 for Netanyahu's coalition and 18 for the Arab parties. Chairman of the Democratic Party Yair Golan: "The public has spoken and overthrew the Netanyahu government, and we have a historic opportunity to establish a real government of change that we will not allow to be lost." Opposition Chairman Yair Lapid: "Netanyahu's camp suffered a severe defeat, and it is a complete collapse, and the people told them: go to your homes." Eisenkot: "The results of the exit polls indicate a complete lack of trust in Netanyahu and his government on the part of the majority of Israelis and the majority of Israeli citizens."

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Exit polls conducted by Israeli media organizations, after the polls closed in the Knesset elections, showed an advantage for the coalition of Jewish parties led by Gadi Eisenkot over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, without any of them obtaining the necessary majority to form the government, amounting to 61 seats. Channel 13 and the Israel Broadcasting Authority: 53 mandates for the Eisenkot coalition, compared to 50 for the Netanyahu coalition and 17 for the Arab parties. Private Hebrew channel 12: 52 mandates for Eisenkot's coalition, compared to 50 for Netanyahu's coalition and 18 for the Arab parties. Chairman of the Democratic Party Yair Golan: "The public has spoken and overthrew the Netanyahu government, and we have a historic opportunity to establish a real government of change that we will not allow to be lost." Opposition Chairman Yair Lapid: "Netanyahu's camp suffered a severe defeat, and it is a complete collapse, and the people told them: go to your homes." Eisenkot: "The results of the exit polls indicate a complete lack of trust in Netanyahu and his government on the part of the majority of Israelis and the majority of Israeli citizens."

Exit polls conducted by Israeli media organizations, after the polls closed in the Knesset elections, showed an advantage for the coalition of Jewish parties led by Gadi Eisenkot over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, without any of them obtaining the necessary majority to form the government, amounting to 61 seats. Channel 13 and the Israel Broadcasting Authority: 53 mandates for the Eisenkot coalition, compared to 50 for the Netanyahu coalition and 17 for the Arab parties. Private Hebrew channel 12: 52 mandates for Eisenkot's coalition, compared to 50 for Netanyahu's coalition and 18 for the Arab parties. Chairman of the Democratic Party Yair Golan: "The public has spoken and overthrew the Netanyahu government, and we have a historic opportunity to establish a real government of change that we will not allow to be lost." Opposition Chairman Yair Lapid: "Netanyahu's camp suffered a severe defeat, and it is a complete collapse, and the people told them: go to your homes." Eisenkot: "The results of the exit polls indicate a complete lack of trust in Netanyahu and his government on the part of the majority of Israelis and the majority of Israeli citizens."

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