Axios: Netanyahu will probably remain at the head of the executive branch as interim prime minister, while in theory the Eisenkot bloc could try to form a minority government with the support of two Arab parties, this scenario seems unlikely. A close result could leave Israel in a precarious situation. So that Netanyahu, apparently as interim prime minister, remains at the head of the executive authority, and the opposition led by Eisenkot takes over the Knesset. This scenario could continue until the new elections, which are expected to be held in early April. Both sides can try to break the impasse and form a national unity government between Netanyahu and Eisenkot. But such a scenario is also unlikely considering that none of the opposition parties will agree to participate in the government led by Netanyahu.