📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- In Israel's election, Arab parties became kingmakers and won a record nineteen seats as Netanyahu's power drew its last breaths.
- In Israel's general election, the fierce competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival former army chief Gadi Eisenkot.
- Preliminary election results show Netanyahu's coalition of right-wing and religious parties likely to win 53 seats, while Gadi Eisencott's o.
In Israel's election, Arab parties became kingmakers and won a record nineteen seats as Netanyahu's power drew its last breaths.
In Israel's general election, the fierce competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival former army chief Gadi Eisenkot's opposition coalition continues, while Arab parties emerged as the main party in government formation by winning a record 19 seats.
Preliminary election results show Netanyahu's coalition of right-wing and religious parties likely to win 53 seats, while Gadi Eisencott's opposition coalition is expected to win 48 seats.
Israel's 120-member parliament needs 61 seats to form a government, but both grand coalitions failed to secure a simple majority.
Arab parties Raam and Joint List strengthened their position in electoral politics by securing a total of 19 seats.
