With the publication of the final results of the parliamentary elections in Israel on Friday, the eighth of Scorpio, it became clear that neither the coalition of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, nor the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot, won the necessary majority to form the government. Israel is now facing a period of political negotiations that may last weeks or even months, and ultimately lead to the formation of a coalition government or the holding of new elections. To form a government in Israel, the support of at least 61 members of parliament is necessary; A quorum that neither of the two main coalitions reached.

With the publication of the final results of the parliamentary elections in Israel on Friday, the eighth of Scorpio, it became clear that neither the coalition of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, nor the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot, won the necessary majority to form the government. Israel is now facing a period of political negotiations that may last weeks or even months, and ultimately lead to the formation of a coalition government or the holding of new elections. To form a government in Israel, the support of at least 61 members of parliament is necessary; A quorum that neither of the two main coalitions reached.