The Israeli government depends on post-election deals Leading in the elections is not a guarantee of reaching the office of Prime Minister of Israel; This is evident from the initial results of the close competition between the Likud led by Netanyahu and the Ishar party led by Eisenkot. In a situation where none of the political camps reached a majority of 61 seats, the fate of the future government is tied to the coalitions that may change the balance of power. In this report, Seyedhadi Burhani, a university professor and analyst of Israeli issues, talks about the possible scenarios of establishing a government in the occupied territories. Reporter: Zahra Palaui.