Channel 12 poll on the Israeli elections: none of the two camps reached 61 mandates; Arab parties 18 seats The exit poll of Israel's Channel 12 shows that neither of the two central camps managed to win a majority of 61 seats, and the Arab parties won a total of 18 seats. According to this estimate, the Likud party won 24 mandates and the left movement won 22 mandates. Naftali Bennett's party won 12 mandates, "The Joint List" won 11 mandates, the Democratic Party won 9 mandates, and the "Israel Beitno" party led by Avigdor Lieberman also won 9 mandates. Also, the Shas party won 8 mandates, the "Ream" list won 7 mandates, the "Torah Jewish Union" won 6 mandates, the Bangvir party won 6 mandates and the "religious Zionist" party also won 6 mandates. According to this survey, Gadi Eisenkot's camp has 52 mandates and Benjamin Netanyahu's camp 50 mandates, and the total number of Arab parties has reached 18 mandates. In the next update of this estimate, the number of seats in the right stream is 53 and the number of seats in the left stream is 51. These data are related to exit polls and the final result will be determined after the votes are counted.