Israel has counted all the votes after the elections, neither bloc has a majority in the Knesset

The recent Israeli elections resulted in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition securing 53 seats in the Knesset, while opposition parties gained 48 seats. The final results, announced by the electoral commission, will be officially presented to President Isaac Herzog on November 4. Netanyahu's Likud party received 27 mandates, with other right-wing parties also gaining seats. Notably, Arab parties achieved a record 19 seats, with accusations from Likud regarding electoral misconduct. Voter turnout was 77.9%, with over 5.7 million votes cast across 37 parties.