Răsturnare de situație și un mare semn de întrebare în Israel. Ce urmează după alegerile dramatice de ieri

Partial results from Israel's elections indicate a stronger right-wing bloc led by Netanyahu, yet still lacking a majority for government formation. With over 70% of votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 54 seats, while Eisenkot's center bloc has 48, both falling short of the 61 needed in the Knesset. The final results are expected later this week. Analysts suggest that polling inaccuracies may have underestimated Likud's strength. Despite Netanyahu's historical dominance, he faces significant challenges, including corruption allegations and security criticisms. Eisenkot, his main rival, calls for a change in leadership but also lacks a majority. The elections saw increased participation from Palestinian citizens, who may influence future coalitions, although their role remains contentious.