Israel election result shows no overall majority as vote count complete
Opposition explores options to form coalition as no party secures the 61 seats required for parliamentary majority.
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Opposition explores options to form coalition as no party secures the 61 seats required for parliamentary majority.
Ahead of the election, both leading electoral blocs ruled out formally joining forces with the Arab parties. As the dust settles, neither has an obvious path to a majority without them.
Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition falls short of a majority as Arab parties surge to 19 seats, giving the opposition a potential 67-seat block.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his party on Thursday amplified allegations that the country’s Arab-led parties had “stolen” the election, as final results are set to confirm that ...
Israeli election authorities were still counting votes from Tuesday's parliamentary election on Thursday morning.
Israeli Prime Minister and Likud party leader Benjamin Netanyahu speaks following exit polls for Israel's national election, at Likud's election headquarters in Jerusalem, October 28, 2026.
The possibility of a more centrist Israeli government following this week’s elections has done little to temper the attitudes of candidates running to represent one of the most Jewish parts of the ...