Israeli election leaves no clear majority yet
Early counts suggest neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot has enough seats to govern alone. Arab parties could decide who forms the next government. Votes are still being counted, and the final result may take time to settle.
ContextIsrael holds elections to the Knesset, its parliament, and a party needs a majority of 61 of 120 seats to form a government. Benjamin Netanyahu has led Israel for much of the recent period, while Eisenkot is a rival political leader; Arab parties are Israeli parties representing Arab citizens.
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