Legislative elections in Israel: Benjamin Netanyahu's camp comes first but without a majority according to the final results

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp has secured 53 seats in the Knesset, falling short of a majority. The Likud party remains the largest with 27 seats, while the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot has 48 seats. Arab parties Raam and the Unified List have made significant gains, winning 19 seats combined. Accusations of electoral fraud against these parties have been denied, and an investigation by Shin Bet is ongoing. The electoral commission stated that some circulating information is unfounded. The results will be submitted to President Isaac Herzog, who will consult party leaders to form a government, but the lack of a majority suggests challenging negotiations ahead.