I will bet on repeat elections sometime in April" - Journalist Dmitry Dubov on the results of the vote in Israel According to preliminary data, in the elections held in Israel, the Netanyahu bloc won 54 seats, the Eisenkot bloc won 47 seats, and Arab parties received another 19 seats. The turnout was 77.7%, the highest since 1999. None of the blocs has a majority of 61 seats in the Israeli elections, but it will have to form a government according to law, noted Israeli journalist Dmitry Dubov on Dozhd. If you asked me right now, I'd bet on re-election sometime in April. Dubov said. Without Arab parties, no party has a majority, but a coalition of the opposition with Arab parties, in his opinion, is unlikely. In addition, the opposition is too diverse - from left Democrats to Avigdor Lieberman's "Israel Beitno" party, and is based on the principle "No Bibi [Netanyahu]". Until a government is formed, Netanyahu remains in power. Repeat elections, according to the journalist, may be even more profitable for him. Read more on the Dodge website.