Netanyahu, Eisenkot stake rival claims to lead Israel after deadlocked vote

Breaking a campaign promise and including Arab parties in coalition is necessary to oust Netanyahu and reflect Israel's promise of equality.

Shas party official suggests joining Eisenkot government under acceptable conscription terms, while opposition party leader backs Arab support to replace Netanyahu | Anadolu

Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot each vowed to form a government after both came up short in the first election since the 7 October 2023 attack.

Prime minister criticizes prospect of relying on Arab parties to form a government, insisting Likud remains largest party as final results are awaited | Anadolu

Israel's Kan 11 and Channel 13 news networks' exit polls show the two rival blocs projected to win 51 seats each, and Arab parties won about 18.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, fighting for his political life, scrambled to bring out his base on Tuesday as Israelis voted in record numbers in the...

Israeli vote deadlocked with Netanyahu level with opposition

Voters turned out in the highest numbers in decades to give their verdict on Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister

Netanyahu and opposition blocs fall short as Palestinian parties projected to win record seats Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc and the opposition bloc are both projected to fall [···]

Netanyahu's bloc overtakes Eisenkot's, as Palestinian-led parties rise to 19 seats Netanyahu's bloc has reportedly risen to 52 seats, overtaking Eisenkot's bloc, according to Israel's Channel [···]

Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot says millions of Israelis voted for change, tired of Netanyahu's 'lies'.

Arab parties projected to win 18 seats as neither major bloc secures parliamentary majority | Anadolu

Gadi Eisenkot warns Netanyahu against using Israel's security for political gain, pledges government representing all sections of society | Anadolu