Axios: The most likely scenario for the results of the Israeli elections is political stagnation. If no one can win 61 seats within 42 days after the official announcement of the election results, the next election will be held in April and Netanyahu will remain as Prime Minister for 6 months. Axios: The most likely scenario for the election results in Israel is a political deadlock. If within 42 days after the official announcement of the election results no one can secure 61 mandates, the next elections will be held in Parvardin (March-April), and during these 6 months Netanyahu will remain Prime Minister. Axios: The most likely scenario for the results of the Israeli elections is political stagnation. If within 42 days after the official announcement of the election results no one succeeds in obtaining 61 seats, the next elections will be held in the month of Varardin (March-April), and during these six months Netanyahu will remain prime minister.

Axios: The most likely scenario for the results of the Israeli elections is political stagnation. If no one can win 61 seats within 42 days after the official announcement of the election results, the next election will be held in April and Netanyahu will remain as Prime Minister for 6 months. Axios: The most likely scenario for the election results in Israel is a political deadlock. If within 42 days after the official announcement of the election results no one can secure 61 mandates, the next elections will be held in Parvardin (March-April), and during these 6 months Netanyahu will remain Prime Minister. Axios: The most likely scenario for the results of the Israeli elections is political stagnation. If within 42 days after the official announcement of the election results no one succeeds in obtaining 61 seats, the next elections will be held in the month of Varardin (March-April), and during these six months Netanyahu will remain prime minister.