Elections in Israel: exit polls show that no party holds the majority of seats in parliament [News Channel Now] Voting in the general elections in Israel has ended, and exit polls show that no political party has won more than half of the seats in Congress. Voting ended at 4 a.m. local time, and the media later announced the results of the exit poll. The opposition camp led by former Israeli Chief of Staff Eisenkot was expected to win 52 to 53 seats, while the right-wing camp led by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu won 50 seats. Both parties failed to get the 61 seats needed to control Congress. Eisenkot said on social media that exit polls show a complete lack of trust in Netanyahu among voters. Although Netanyahu's camp did not win the majority of seats in Congress, his Likud party is expected to win 25 seats, making it still the largest party in Congress.

Elections in Israel: exit polls show that no party holds the majority of seats in parliament [News Channel Now] Voting in the general elections in Israel has ended, and exit polls show that no political party has won more than half of the seats in Congress. Voting ended at 4 a.m. local time, and the media later announced the results of the exit poll. The opposition camp led by former Israeli Chief of Staff Eisenkot was expected to win 52 to 53 seats, while the right-wing camp led by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu won 50 seats. Both parties failed to get the 61 seats needed to control Congress. Eisenkot said on social media that exit polls show a complete lack of trust in Netanyahu among voters. Although Netanyahu's camp did not win the majority of seats in Congress, his Likud party is expected to win 25 seats, making it still the largest party in Congress.