In Israel, almost all votes have been counted. Neither bloc has achieved a majority.

The Israeli Central Election Commission announced the Knesset election results, with Likud remaining the largest party but losing seats. The centrist party Yashar gained 21 seats, while leftist Democrats doubled their representation. The far-right parties lost one seat, and the Arab parties achieved their best result ever. No bloc has a majority, with Netanyahu's coalition holding 53 seats and Eisenkot's bloc 48. President Herzog will seek to form a national unity government, potentially including Likud and Yashar, totaling 67 seats. The appointed leader has 42 days to establish a government, with final results due on November 4.