What happens if no one gets a majority in the Israeli legislative elections?

In Israel, legislative factions are nearly equal, with both Gadi Eisenkot's centrist bloc and Netanyahu's right-wing coalition holding 51 seats each. Neither has the 61 seats needed for a majority in the Knesset. Possible scenarios include forming a coalition, establishing a minority government, creating a national unity government, or facing a stalemate leading to new elections. Eisenkot may attract new allies, while the Arab parties could play a crucial role in negotiations. A national unity government seems unlikely due to political polarization, and if no government is formed, Israel may have to hold new elections, continuing Netanyahu's tenure as prime minister in the interim.