The general elections in Israel are expected to announce today the results of the vote count, the Arab parties become the key to governance [News Channel Now] The vote count in the general elections in Israel is still in progress, and all the results of the count are expected to be published later today. Today, Israel counts almost 90% of the votes. The right-wing camp led by Prime Minister Netanyahu won 53 mandates. Former Israeli Chief of Staff Eisenkot of the leading opposition camp won 48 seats. As for the two Arab parties, they won a total of 19 mandates, becoming the key for the central left and right camps to obtain more than half of the seats. Among them, it is expected to win 12 seats. Jabalin, the leader of the Joint List, said that they do not intend to join a coalition government, but will support parties that seek to replace Netanyahu and will be ready to resume peace talks with the Palestinians. Netanyahu's Likud party accused Arab parties of "stealing" mandates in these elections and asked the authorities to investigate.