As per the partial results, incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud bloc leads in Israel's parliamentary election with 57 seats against the anti-Netanyahu camp's 47 seats. The predominantly Arab Joint List and Ra’am factions hold the remaining 16 seats.
According to the Central Elections Committee's report, the incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud bloc is leading in Israel's parliamentary election. With 41.9% of the ballot boxes counted, the Likud bloc holds 57 seats against the anti-Netanyahu camp's 47 seats. It is important to note that this report comes from the initial stages of vote counting. The predominantly Arab Joint List and Ra’am factions together occupy the remaining 16 seats.
The elections took place on March 23, 2021, and the final results will determine Israel's political direction and the future of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Source:
Akashvani News
