Elections in Israel end in a deadlock and may have to be repeated

Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition wins the Israeli elections but lacks a majority, leading to potential coalition negotiations. The opposition, led by Gadi Eisenkot, secured 48 seats. Allegations of electoral fraud have emerged, prompting an investigation by Shin Bet. The final results will be submitted to President Isaac Herzog, who will consult party leaders for government formation. If negotiations fail, new elections may be necessary.