Israel election has no clear winner as Netanyahu and Eisenkot fall short of a Knesset majority
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Exit polls on Wednesday left Israel’s vote unresolved: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s alliance and challenger Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc were both below the 61 seats needed in the 120-seat Knesset. Channel 13 tied them at 51; Channel 12 and Kan 11 put Eisenkot ahead 52-50. Arab-led parties were projected at 17–18 seats, a record. Eisenkot claimed the first right to form a government. Turnout was 77.7%, the highest in 27 years; official results are due Nov. 4.
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