An unprecedented increase in the seats of the Arab parties in the Israeli elections to 19. With 89.8 percent of the votes counted in the elections to Israel's parliament, two mainly Arab parties won 19 seats out of 120 seats in the Knesset; Historical documentation that can give them a decisive role in the equations of the establishment of the government. According to the announcement of the Central Election Commission, the coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 mandates and the coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot won 48 mandates. None of the two coalitions achieved the quorum of 61 seats to form a majority government. The increase in the participation of Arab voters, who went to the polls with the aim of ousting Netanyahu and his far-right allies, is considered one of the main factors in the increase in the number of mandates for the Arab parties. The previous record of these parties was 15 seats.

An unprecedented increase in the seats of the Arab parties in the Israeli elections to 19. With 89.8 percent of the votes counted in the elections to Israel's parliament, two mainly Arab parties won 19 seats out of 120 seats in the Knesset; Historical documentation that can give them a decisive role in the equations of the establishment of the government. According to the announcement of the Central Election Commission, the coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 mandates and the coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot won 48 mandates. None of the two coalitions achieved the quorum of 61 seats to form a majority government. The increase in the participation of Arab voters, who went to the polls with the aim of ousting Netanyahu and his far-right allies, is considered one of the main factors in the increase in the number of mandates for the Arab parties. The previous record of these parties was 15 seats.