Israel counted all the votes after the elections, neither Netanyahu nor the opposition gained a majority

The Israeli election commission announced final results from the parliamentary elections, revealing no majority for either the ruling coalition or opposition parties. Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition secured 53 seats, while the opposition gained 48, with 19 seats going to Arab parties. Netanyahu's Likud party received 27 seats, and other right-wing parties also gained representation. The final results will be officially presented to President Herzog on November 4, with the Knesset members taking their oath on November 10. The voter turnout was 77.9%, with over 5.7 million votes cast. Netanyahu's Likud accused Arab parties of election fraud, claiming they manipulated voter turnout through corruption and threats.