The pro-Netanyahu bloc won 53 seats in the elections, and Eisenkot's opposition bloc secured 48 seats. The Arab parties, in a historic showing, won 19 seats.
Israel's election race is in a deadlock, with neither major party securing enough seats to govern by themselves.
Israel's election race is in a deadlock, with neither major party securing enough seats to govern by themselves.
President Isaac Herzog plays a key constitutional role in this process, particularly when an election produces no clear majority for a single party.
Because both primary voting blocs regularly hover near 58 to 60 seats, small shifts in turnout or threshold failures directly determine whether a stable government can be built
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