The elections in Israel have reached a dead end: there is still no voting winner. With a vote of over 74%, exit surveys have not discovered a clear winner. No bloc reaches 61 seats required in the Knesset. Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition bloc – 53 seats, the Netanyahu bloc – 50 seats, Arab parties – 18 seats. The Likud may become the largest party, but Netanyahu still has no votes to form a government. If Netanyahu does not receive a majority, he may be eliminated to weaken his opponents and force them a coalition with his participation.

The elections in Israel have reached a dead end: there is still no voting winner. With a vote of over 74%, exit surveys have not discovered a clear winner. No bloc reaches 61 seats required in the Knesset. Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition bloc – 53 seats, the Netanyahu bloc – 50 seats, Arab parties – 18 seats. The Likud may become the largest party, but Netanyahu still has no votes to form a government. If Netanyahu does not receive a majority, he may be eliminated to weaken his opponents and force them a coalition with his participation.