the results of the elections in Israel; The possibility that Netanyahu will remain in the position of Prime Minister was strengthened by the counting of the majority of votes in the parliamentary elections in Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition won the number of mandates, and although it did not reach a majority of 61 mandates, the results show that Netanyahu will remain in power at least as interim Prime Minister. According to the report of the three main Israeli television channels, with close to 86 percent of the votes until the morning of Wednesday, November 6, Netanyahu's coalition consisting of right-wing parties, extreme right-wing parties and ultra-Orthodox Jews is on its way to winning 53 seats in parliament; This number is much higher than the 48 mandates predicted for the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot. The parties representing Israeli citizens of Arab origin will also win a total of 19 mandates, which is an unprecedented figure for these parties, following a large participation of highly motivated voters. As votes continue to be counted, the results may still change, but Eisenkot's chances of victory appear to be very slim. Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.