Voting in the legislative elections in Israel has officially ended, with exit polls pointing to a fragmented Knesset. According to Channel 13, the opposition bloc is expected to win 53 seats, compared to 50 for the governing coalition, while Arab parties are expected to secure 17 seats. Meanwhile, an exit poll by i24, conducted by Zuriel Sharon, projects the Likud with 27 mandates, Ishar with 20, together with 15, Golan with 9 and the joint list with 9. Shas, Ream and Otzma Yehudit are each expected to win seven mandates, while "Torah Judaism" is expected to win seven, religious Zionism six and Israel Beitenu five. These are exit poll predictions, not final results.

Voting in the legislative elections in Israel has officially ended, with exit polls pointing to a fragmented Knesset. According to Channel 13, the opposition bloc is expected to win 53 seats, compared to 50 for the governing coalition, while Arab parties are expected to secure 17 seats. Meanwhile, an exit poll by i24, conducted by Zuriel Sharon, projects the Likud with 27 mandates, Ishar with 20, together with 15, Golan with 9 and the joint list with 9. Shas, Ream and Otzma Yehudit are each expected to win seven mandates, while "Torah Judaism" is expected to win seven, religious Zionism six and Israel Beitenu five. These are exit poll predictions, not final results.