Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc has so far won 53 seats out of 120 in the parliamentary elections, according to the Times of Israel. A parliamentary majority requires at least 61 seats. In total, 85.6% of the votes have already been counted. The bloc of the leader of the "Ishar" party, Gadi Eisenkot, receives 48 mandates, Arab parties - 19. This is a historical maximum for the Arab political forces. At the same time, substantial changes in the early distribution of mandates are not expected in the near future. The parties "Reservists" (2.6%), "Am Israel" (1.6%) and "Haredim" (0.2%) have not yet passed the electoral barrier of 3.25%. The parliamentary elections in Israel were held on October 27. These are the first elections since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023. Infographic: Times of Israel.