The Netanyahu bloc is slightly ahead of the opposition in the Israeli elections. A coalition of the current Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu can win 54 seats in the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, according to the results of polls at 10 am. This is slightly higher than the results of the opposition bloc and is not enough to form a government, writes the Times of Israel, citing the local CEC. After counting 76.8% of the votes, the opposition bloc, led by the Chief of General Staff of the Israeli Security Forces Gadi Eisenkot, won 47 seats in the parliament - 7 less than Netanyahu's coalition. So far, the largest parties in parliament can be the organizations of the leaders of the two blocs. Netanyahu's Likud has 27 seats, and Ya Eisenkot Yahar 20. Neither Netanyahu's bloc nor Eisenkot's coalition won a majority in parliament. For any party to form a government, an alliance with Arab parties is required, which strengthened their positions in these elections. According to preliminary estimates, the joint list of the center-left and socially conservative RAAM will take 19 seats. This could be the highest score for Arab political organizations in the country's history. Netanyahu, who heads the conservative bloc, publicly canceled his alliance with Arab parties. During a meeting with supporters at the Likud campaign headquarters, he said he was going to "announce a strong right-wing government." The Prime Minister added that the exit polls only show preliminary counts, so he is waiting for the final results of the elections. Yair Golan, leader of the Hapoalim Party, called on other parties of the opposition bloc to unite with Arab parties. "Netanyahu lost". I can count to 120.65 more than 55. This is how Israeli democracy works.

The Netanyahu bloc is slightly ahead of the opposition in the Israeli elections. A coalition of the current Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu can win 54 seats in the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, according to the results of polls at 10 am. This is slightly higher than the results of the opposition bloc and is not enough to form a government, writes the Times of Israel, citing the local CEC. After counting 76.8% of the votes, the opposition bloc, led by the Chief of General Staff of the Israeli Security Forces Gadi Eisenkot, won 47 seats in the parliament - 7 less than Netanyahu's coalition. So far, the largest parties in parliament can be the organizations of the leaders of the two blocs. Netanyahu's Likud has 27 seats, and Ya Eisenkot Yahar 20. Neither Netanyahu's bloc nor Eisenkot's coalition won a majority in parliament. For any party to form a government, an alliance with Arab parties is required, which strengthened their positions in these elections. According to preliminary estimates, the joint list of the center-left and socially conservative RAAM will take 19 seats. This could be the highest score for Arab political organizations in the country's history. Netanyahu, who heads the conservative bloc, publicly canceled his alliance with Arab parties. During a meeting with supporters at the Likud campaign headquarters, he said he was going to "announce a strong right-wing government." The Prime Minister added that the exit polls only show preliminary counts, so he is waiting for the final results of the elections. Yair Golan, leader of the Hapoalim Party, called on other parties of the opposition bloc to unite with Arab parties. "Netanyahu lost". I can count to 120.65 more than 55. This is how Israeli democracy works.