Although the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and its allies, advanced in the preliminary results of the Israeli legislative elections, neither its camp nor the Gadi-Izencott-led opposition mass were able to harvest the necessary parliamentary majority to form the future Government.
Israeli elections: Netanyahu announces progress and Izencott speaks of change. Who's the government?
Although the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and its allies, advanced in the preliminary results of the Israeli legislative elections, neither its camp nor the Gadi-Izencott-led opposition mass were able to harvest the necessary parliamentary majority to form the future Government.

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Israeli elections: What possible scenarios for the formation of the next Government?
Although the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and its allies, advanced in the preliminary results of the Israeli legislative elections, neither its camp nor the Gadi-Izencott-led opposition mass were able to harvest the necessary parliamentary majority to form the future Government. As votes continue, four possible scenarios emerge from the formation of a government coalition to organize new elections, or resort to a minority Government, if no blocs succeed in securing 61 seats.






