Netanyahu Bloc Holds Seat Lead as Israeli Election Count Continues
The opposition alliance led by Gadi Eisenkot was forecast to obtain 48 seats, while parties representing predominantly Arab voters were expected to win 16 seats, based on figures from the Central Elections Committee cited in media reports.
Neither of the two main political camps was projected to reach the 61 seats required to command a majority in parliament.
The predominantly Arab Joint List was expected to take 12 seats, while the United Arab List, known as Ra’am, was projected to secure four.
Among individual parties, Netanyahu’s Likud was forecast to finish with 28 seats, placing it ahead of Eisenkot’s Yashar, which was projected to win 21.
The Together alliance was expected to obtain 11 seats.
The Democrats, United Torah Judaism and Yisrael Beiteinu were each projected to secure eight seats. Shas and Otzma Yehudit were each forecast to win seven, while Religious Zionism was expected to take six seats.
The figures remain preliminary, with the projected distribution of seats subject to change as election officials continue counting the votes.
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