Neither of the two blocs has a clear majority in Israel, according to exit polls

Recent elections in Israel show a slight lead for the opposition block, with Netanyahu's Likud party being the most voted but lacking a majority. Voter turnout reached historic levels, particularly among Arab citizens, who significantly increased their representation. The day was marked by allegations of electoral misconduct and high participation rates, with Netanyahu claiming attempts to undermine the elections. The outcome remains uncertain as coalition negotiations loom, with potential support from Arab parties for a new government. The president will ultimately decide who has the best chance to form a coalition.