President Israel Herzog receives the official election results in Israel as Eisenkot leads the recommendations for forming the next government Israel's president, Yitzhak Herzog, received the official results of the elections to the 26th Knesset on Wednesday, November 4, paving the way for consultations to determine who will be tasked with forming the next government. According to You and the Jerusalem Post, the Central Election Commission confirmed the results after finding no evidence of irregularities or damage to the integrity of the elections, despite claims from Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud party that the elections were stolen. The results leave Israel facing a political impasse, with the Netanyahu bloc securing 53 seats, the opposition bloc winning 48, and the Palestinian parties Ream and the Joint List together securing 19 seats, according to the "Jerusalem Post". straight! Leader Gadi Eisenkot is now expected to receive 48 recommendations from Misher!, Naftali Bennets together, the Democrats and Israel Beitenu, compared to 46 for Netanyahu from the Likud, Otzma Yehudit, Shas and religious Zionism, according to you. The Arab parties and Torah Judaism have not yet announced their recommendations, leaving the outcome unclear. The approval process developed amid controversy over allegations of foreign interference. The Shin Bet's intelligence agency presented allegations of extensive financing and foreign influence operations with a high financial volume, but did not provide supporting evidence, according to you. The accusations followed a request by Shin Bet chief David Zinis to investigate Palestinian lawmakers Mansour Abbas and Ahmad Tibi without presenting evidence, prompting Attorney General Gali Beharve-Miara to warn that elected officials cannot be investigated without sufficient justification.

President Israel Herzog receives the official election results in Israel as Eisenkot leads the recommendations for forming the next government Israel's president, Yitzhak Herzog, received the official results of the elections to the 26th Knesset on Wednesday, November 4, paving the way for consultations to determine who will be tasked with forming the next government. According to You and the Jerusalem Post, the Central Election Commission confirmed the results after finding no evidence of irregularities or damage to the integrity of the elections, despite claims from Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud party that the elections were stolen. The results leave Israel facing a political impasse, with the Netanyahu bloc securing 53 seats, the opposition bloc winning 48, and the Palestinian parties Ream and the Joint List together securing 19 seats, according to the "Jerusalem Post". straight! Leader Gadi Eisenkot is now expected to receive 48 recommendations from Misher!, Naftali Bennets together, the Democrats and Israel Beitenu, compared to 46 for Netanyahu from the Likud, Otzma Yehudit, Shas and religious Zionism, according to you. The Arab parties and Torah Judaism have not yet announced their recommendations, leaving the outcome unclear. The approval process developed amid controversy over allegations of foreign interference. The Shin Bet's intelligence agency presented allegations of extensive financing and foreign influence operations with a high financial volume, but did not provide supporting evidence, according to you. The accusations followed a request by Shin Bet chief David Zinis to investigate Palestinian lawmakers Mansour Abbas and Ahmad Tibi without presenting evidence, prompting Attorney General Gali Beharve-Miara to warn that elected officials cannot be investigated without sufficient justification.