Israel Election Results LIVE: 91 per cent of votes have been counted with Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud maintaining the lead
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his chief rival, Gadi Eisenkot, have both fallen short of securing a parliamentary majority, Israel's final election results show, leaving a path to...
With all votes counted, Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats and opposition parties secured 48, leaving neither side with the 61 seats needed for a majority.
Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc won fifty-three seats in Israel's election, falling short of a majority. Amid ongoing investigations into unproven fraud claims, difficult coalition talks are expected...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition won the most seats in the general election but fell eight short of a parliamentary majority, final results showed Friday. Arab party groupings...
Netanyahu’s coalition of right-wing and far-right parties won 53 of the Knesset’s 120 seats.
The prime minister's right-wing alliance secured 53 seats in the 120-member Knesset, eight short of the majority needed to form a government, while Arab-led parties won 19 seats
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party has lost its majority in the Knesset, the country’s parliament, after the counting of votes in the Israeli elections concluded on Thursday,...
Israel Election Results: According to trends, Netanyahu's party is leading with 27 votes, while Eisenkot’s is ahead with 21 votes. Only 42% of ballots has been counted so far
Partial results showed the opposing bloc with 48 seats, while three factions remained below the 3.25% electoral threshold; counting of soldiers' ballots and other double-envelope votes remains
Israel's final election results show Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud winning 27 seats, with no bloc crossing the 61-seat majority mark. Turnout was 77.9%.
Israel election results LIVE: Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud has remained Israel's largest party after it won 27 seats, followed by Eisenkot's Yashar with 21 and Naftali Bennett's B'Yachad with 12....
The election outcome remained uncertain, with early exit polls showing a closely divided contest between Netanyahu’s bloc and the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot.
The anti-Netanyahu bloc led by Eisenkot is projected to win 53 seats, compared with 50 for Netanyahu’s camp.
Israel Election 2026 Updates: Netanyahu’s Likud faces a strong challenge from the Bennett-Lapid alliance and former army chief Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party.
The country’s main television channels projected the opposition bloc to win 52-53 seats in the 120-member Knesset, compared with around 50 for Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc.
The revised projections suggest a stronger showing for Netanyahu’s Likud party, which is expected to emerge as the largest single party.
Netanyahu’s religious right-wing alliance and Eisenkot’s bloc are both on track to secure 51 of Israel’s 120 parliamentary seats, according to two exit polls published after voting closed late...
With Netanyahu's bloc projected to win 53 seats, opposition bloc on 48 and Arab-led parties on 19, no camp has secured the 61 seats needed for a majority.
With Netanyahu’s bloc projected to win 53 seats against 48 for the opposition, unproven allegations against Arab parties and renewed fears of war with Iran threaten to complicate government formation.
With 84.5% of ballot boxes counted, Arab-led parties hold 17 seats, leaving the path to a parliamentary majority uncertain as coalition negotiations loom.
With more than 85% of ballots counted, Netanyahu’s bloc is projected to win 53 seats against 48 for Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc, leaving Arab parties with a potential kingmaker role.
Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition falls short of a majority as Arab parties surge to 19 seats, giving the opposition a potential 67-seat block.
The fractured results and likely coalition-building may spur cooperation with Haredi and Arab parties.
With more than three quarters of the vote counted, Mr. Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc was slightly ahead but short of a majority
With more than three-quarters of the vote counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc was slightly ahead but still short of a majority
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