Israeli election results: exit poll data Israeli Channel 13 publishes poll data of voters leaving the polling stations. According to their information, Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud gets 25 mandates, the opposition party right! "Gadi Eisenkot receives 23 mandates in the parliament, Gush together - 14 mandates, the Arab Joint List bloc - 10, Left Democracy - 9, the Israel Beitenu party and the Arab Ra'am - 7 each. Even the ultra-Orthodox from the Torah get 7 votes or religious 6 votes. "Jewish Power" by Hazabel Itamar Ben Gabir and "Religious Zionism" by Bezalel Smotrich. It is impossible not to be satisfied with the defeat of Ben-Gvir's thugs and the slightly less addicted, but also not particularly adequate supporters of Smotrich. But the Arab parties got unexpectedly good results, significantly better than the pre-election polls had predicted. In general, the situation now is as follows: if the results of the vote count match the exit polls, then Netanyahu's current coalition (Likud + Jewish Power + Religious Zionism) will have a total of 37 seats in the parliament out of 120. The Center Coalition of the Opposition ("Straight! " + "together" + "Israel our home") - 44, and if the leftist "democracy" joins them - then 53. On the other hand, Netanyahu can hope to convince the Orthodox party to join the majority, with which he actually has only one difference: the issue of military service for Orthodox Jews. Bad, but still not enough to form a safe majority. In fact, the Arab parties "The Joint List" and Ra'am suddenly have the golden share in this situation: apparently, their position will determine who exactly will form the government. And something tells me it won't be Netanyahu with Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, known for their anti-Arab statements and policies.

Israeli election results: exit poll data Israeli Channel 13 publishes poll data of voters leaving the polling stations. According to their information, Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud gets 25 mandates, the opposition party right! "Gadi Eisenkot receives 23 mandates in the parliament, Gush together - 14 mandates, the Arab Joint List bloc - 10, Left Democracy - 9, the Israel Beitenu party and the Arab Ra'am - 7 each. Even the ultra-Orthodox from the Torah get 7 votes or religious 6 votes. "Jewish Power" by Hazabel Itamar Ben Gabir and "Religious Zionism" by Bezalel Smotrich. It is impossible not to be satisfied with the defeat of Ben-Gvir's thugs and the slightly less addicted, but also not particularly adequate supporters of Smotrich. But the Arab parties got unexpectedly good results, significantly better than the pre-election polls had predicted. In general, the situation now is as follows: if the results of the vote count match the exit polls, then Netanyahu's current coalition (Likud + Jewish Power + Religious Zionism) will have a total of 37 seats in the parliament out of 120. The Center Coalition of the Opposition ("Straight! " + "together" + "Israel our home") - 44, and if the leftist "democracy" joins them - then 53. On the other hand, Netanyahu can hope to convince the Orthodox party to join the majority, with which he actually has only one difference: the issue of military service for Orthodox Jews. Bad, but still not enough to form a safe majority. In fact, the Arab parties "The Joint List" and Ra'am suddenly have the golden share in this situation: apparently, their position will determine who exactly will form the government. And something tells me it won't be Netanyahu with Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, known for their anti-Arab statements and policies.