The polls showed that, as they departed from the polling stations in Israel, Tuesday, the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot submitted to the coalition of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with 52 to 53 seats in exchange for 50, without reaching the required majority for the formation of a Government. On the other hand, the two Arab lists have made remarkable progress, which may be granted between 17 and 18 seats, in the midst of an electoral participation of 77.7 per cent, warning of complex negotiations to form the future Government.

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