A rapprochement between the opposition and the camp of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the partial results of the elections after counting 16.8 percent of the votes. Latest news: 50.4 percent for the Netanyahu camp compared to 49.6 percent for the other parties, a difference of about 7.7 thousand votes. Likud leads with 24.1 percent, followed directly by Gadi Eisenkot with 16.1 percent. The two Arab lists, the joint list and "Ream", together obtain 8.7 percent of the votes counted. The sorting continues, while updates on the exit samples showed a large convergence between the Netanyahu camp and Eisenkot without deciding on the majority needed to form the government.

A rapprochement between the opposition and the camp of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the partial results of the elections after counting 16.8 percent of the votes. Latest news: 50.4 percent for the Netanyahu camp compared to 49.6 percent for the other parties, a difference of about 7.7 thousand votes. Likud leads with 24.1 percent, followed directly by Gadi Eisenkot with 16.1 percent. The two Arab lists, the joint list and "Ream", together obtain 8.7 percent of the votes counted. The sorting continues, while updates on the exit samples showed a large convergence between the Netanyahu camp and Eisenkot without deciding on the majority needed to form the government.