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The Israeli election results reveal that the pro-Netanyahu bloc received more votes than the anti-Netanyahu bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot. Despite this, neither bloc gained a majority, suggesting that coalition talks will be necessary.
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The Israeli election results reveal that the pro-Netanyahu bloc received more votes than the anti-Netanyahu bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot. Despite this, neither bloc gained a majority, suggesting that coalition talks will be necessary.
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Israeli election: Netanyahu, main rival fall short of majority after all votes counted
Israeli election results show no majority for Netanyahu or rival bloc