100% of regular votes counted
Neither bloc is victorious
With all regular votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 53 seats, the opposition 48, and Arab parties 19, as Israel awaits double-envelope ballots.
With all regular votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 53 seats, the opposition 48, and Arab parties 19, as Israel awaits double-envelope ballots.

The change shows a shift in the balance of power among the haredi parties, with the UTJ party pulling ahead by tens of thousands of votes.

President Isaac Herzog welcomed the high voter turnout, announced that consultations on forming a government would begin next week, and called on political parties to prevent another election.

Netanyahu blasts Joint List after MK Osama Saadi accuses Israel of genocide and ethnic cleansing, warns 'bloc of change' seeking to form government with Arab parties.

Judges question the prosecution's attempt to limit Mandelblit's cross-examination, raising concerns over investigative actions and possible abuse of process.

For more than 2 years, Dikla Cohen has raised nine children and carried her late husband's debts by herself.

Despite Jonathan Pollard's backing and an alliance with Aleh Yarok, Sharren Haskel's party receives just 804 votes, trailing two fringe parties.

Israeli Consul General Ophir Akunis urges political leaders to form a broad unity government following the Knesset elections, stressing the importance of national unity for Israel, Diaspora Jewry, and the country's security.

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Opposition leaders aim to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana when new Knesset is sworn in, even without majority needed to form government.

United Torah Judaism leaders celebrate reported election gains, reject coalition talks until final results, and vow to defend haredi rights.

With over 70% of votes counted, UTJ leads Shas by over 23,446 votes, potentially ending the Sephardic-haredi party's dominance as the largest haredi party.

United Torah Judaism demands law exempting yeshiva students from military service, refusing to aid coalition until law is passed