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Voters in Israel began voting in snap elections held for the fourth time in the past 2 years.
More than 6.3 million voters in the country went to the polls to determine the deputies to enter the 120-seat parliament in the election where 37 parties competed.
According to exit polls broadcast by Israeli televisions, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s Likud party won the elections with 33 deputies.
According to Channel13, the right-wing bloc, which is considered certain to support Likud, reached 54 seats in the fourth early general election held in Israel in the last two years.
The Yamina party, led by Naftali Bennett, who could support Netanyahu, won the right to be represented in parliament with 7 deputies. Consequently, Netanyahu needs Yamina’s support to reach 61 seats in the 120-seat Israeli parliament and form the government.
YAMINA LOCK PARTY
According to the exit poll published by Israeli television Channel12, the Likud Party has 31 members of parliament. The right-wing bloc, which is expected to support Netanyahu in forming the coalition government, remained at 53 seats. Based on these results, the Yamina Party, which is expected to play a key role in the coalition negotiations, sent 8 deputies to parliament.
According to Kanal’s poll12, if Yamina supports him, Netanyahu reaches 61 deputies to form a government.
SECOND PART IF ATID
According to Channel13’s exit poll, the Green Atid Party, led by Netanyahu’s opponent Yair Lapid, became the second party with 16 seats.
The Joint Bloc of the Arab List, made up of the parties of Palestinian citizens of Israel, lost votes and fell to 8 deputies. The United Arab List (RAM), headed by Mansur Abbas, who left the Joint Arab List Bloc and entered the elections alone, failed to pass the electoral threshold of 3.25 percent.
According to the Kanal12 poll, Yeş Atid won 18 and the Joint Arab List Bloc won 9 MPs. Mansur Abbas’s party, on the other hand, did not pass the threshold of elections.
Israel’s Central Election Commission is expected to announce the uncertain results tomorrow.
