Israel election results: With no clear majority in sight, what could happen next?
Israel’s election has produced an uncertain political picture, with exit polls initially projecting a close contest between prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud-led bloc and the opposition led by former military chief Gadi Eisenkot. Neither camp was projected to secure the 61 seats needed for a majority in the 120-member Knesset.

Coverage across the spectrum
How we rate outletsThe story so far
- Israel election results still unconfirmed.
How the framing differs
- Left
- Israel's election result remains up in the air with exit polls predicting no party has received a majority.
- Center
- President Isaac Herzog will task the candidate he deems best placed to form a government once results are in.
Who's reporting it
- BTBrisbane Times (AU)Left
Israel election results still unconfirmed
- SMSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)Left
Israel election results still unconfirmed
- TAThe Age (AU)Left
Israel election results still unconfirmed
- TOTimes of India (IN)Center
Israel election results: With no clear majority in sight, what could happen next?
- Al JazeeraAJ
Al JazeeraCenterIsrael election results: No clear winner projected, what’s next?
Timeline
9h ago
Al Jazeera: President Isaac Herzog will task the candidate he deems best placed to form a government once results are in.
3h ago
Times of India (IN): Israel’s election has produced an uncertain political picture, with exit polls initially projecting a close contest between prime minister B
21m ago
The Age (AU): Israel's election result remains up in the air with exit polls predicting no party has received a majority.
21m ago
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Israel's election result remains up in the air with exit polls predicting no party has received a majority.
21m ago
Brisbane Times (AU): Israel's election result remains up in the air with exit polls predicting no party has received a majority.
Reader Discussion
Loading comments…



