4 scenarios for Israel to get out of the impasse in forming the government after the Knesset elections, against the background of a possible return to the polls, the Netanyahu camp receives 53 seats, compared to 48 for the Jewish opposition and 19 for the Arab parties, while the formation of a government requires the support of at least 61 representatives. A stable government: by attracting parties from the competing camp or from the Jewish opposition that agrees with the Arab parties, against a background of political obstacles. Minority government: led by Gadi Eisenkot, with the possibility of receiving external parliamentary support from Arab representatives Unity government: Netanyahu and Eisenkot meet and may be based on rotation, but the refusal of several parties to participate with Netanyahu complicates its chances. Transitional government: It may change legislation to prevent Netanyahu from becoming prime minister, or the interim government will continue until a new coalition is formed. The failure of the attempts to form a government may push Israel to new elections after months.