Four possible scenarios for the fate of the elections in Israel While the counting of votes continues in the general elections in Israel, it seems that Benjamin Netanyahu succeeded more than expected. While according to the initial results of the Israeli elections, neither of the two main candidates, Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, has reached the majority needed to take over the parliament, both say they will try to form a government. A little while ago, post-voting polls showed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp and his opponent's camp were walking shoulder to shoulder. So far, neither of these two factions has won the 61 seats needed to form the government. Meanwhile, the electoral lists of the Israeli Arabs have performed well and according to the polls they will win a total of 17 or 18 seats. In the link below, there are four possible scenarios.

Four possible scenarios for the fate of the elections in Israel While the counting of votes continues in the general elections in Israel, it seems that Benjamin Netanyahu succeeded more than expected. While according to the initial results of the Israeli elections, neither of the two main candidates, Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, has reached the majority needed to take over the parliament, both say they will try to form a government. A little while ago, post-voting polls showed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp and his opponent's camp were walking shoulder to shoulder. So far, neither of these two factions has won the 61 seats needed to form the government. Meanwhile, the electoral lists of the Israeli Arabs have performed well and according to the polls they will win a total of 17 or 18 seats. In the link below, there are four possible scenarios.