The end of the vote count in Israel's 14th Channel: the coalition of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 seats and opposition coalition headed by Gadi Eisenkot managed to win 48 seats. Arab parties also won 19 seats. This has not changed the total election results compared to initial statistics, and only one of the prime minister’s coalition mandates has passed from a party that “the Likud Party of Netanyahu.” The elections in Israel have ended in that no one of the coalitions has been able to win a majority in parliament, and so Netanyahu and I will take difficult days to form a government. Prime Minister Yitzhak Herzog will consult with the leaders of the parties who they want as prime minister after the final vote counts, and then choose the candidate he thinks he has the best chance to form a cabinet. Herzog’s chosen candidate has up to 42 days to form a cabinet, but if he loses, others will have the opportunity to form a cabinet. If a cabinet is not established at this time, additional elections will be held and the current cabinet will continue to work as a temporary cabinet.