elections in Israel; Netanyahu's opponents lead without obtaining a majority in the parliament The first exit polls in the parliamentary elections in Israel, on Tuesday evening (October 27), show that the Likud party led by Binyamin Netanyahu will win the most mandates among the parties, but the total number of mandates in the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot will be more. According to the "Times of Israel", despite these results, neither of the two camps has the necessary majority to form a government. This is according to a survey by the "Kan Israel" television channel, published after the polls closed at 10:00 p.m. In local time, the Likud party may win 25 seats out of a total of 120 seats, and the Ishar party led by Gadi Eisenkot is in second place with 21 seats. This result is contrary to the polls of the last months, in most of which the Ishar party was ahead of the Likud. If the results of the vote count remain as they are, Netanyahu's opposition parties led by Eisenkot will win 53 seats and the right-wing and religious coalition supporting Netanyahu will win 50 seats.

elections in Israel; Netanyahu's opponents lead without obtaining a majority in the parliament The first exit polls in the parliamentary elections in Israel, on Tuesday evening (October 27), show that the Likud party led by Binyamin Netanyahu will win the most mandates among the parties, but the total number of mandates in the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot will be more. According to the "Times of Israel", despite these results, neither of the two camps has the necessary majority to form a government. This is according to a survey by the "Kan Israel" television channel, published after the polls closed at 10:00 p.m. In local time, the Likud party may win 25 seats out of a total of 120 seats, and the Ishar party led by Gadi Eisenkot is in second place with 21 seats. This result is contrary to the polls of the last months, in most of which the Ishar party was ahead of the Likud. If the results of the vote count remain as they are, Netanyahu's opposition parties led by Eisenkot will win 53 seats and the right-wing and religious coalition supporting Netanyahu will win 50 seats.