Negotiations Are On-Deck to Form Israeli Government As Votes Don't Provide a Majority
Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, leaving parties to negotiate a governing alliance as President Isaac Herzog prepares to assign the task.
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The general elections in Israel ended without a clear majority. Benyamin Netanyahu and his rival Gadi Eisenkot will have to expand their bloc to hope to form a government. It will ultimately be up to the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, to designate the one who will be responsible for forming a coalition. A major responsibility for this president whose function is essentially honorary. His choice remains difficult to anticipate.
JERUSALÉN (AP) — The final results of the elections in Israel confirmed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc lost its majority of parliamentary seats and that weeks of difficult negotiations are coming between very different parties, from Jews...
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CNN: The four scenarios for forming a government in Israel and Netanyahu's role editor03 Fri, 10/30/2026 - 11:56 PM Israel is entering a period of prolonged political uncertainty, as the final results of parliamentary elections on October 27 showed no clear government majority. Exclusion from news feed Off Live Description Off
The Israeli entity is entering a new phase of political uncertainty after legislative elections that have not given any of the two rival camps a parliamentary majority...
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