Exit polls indicate that Israel’s election has delivered no clear majority, leaving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his political rivals without an easy route to forming a government. The fragmented results suggest a hung parliament, where no single bloc appears capable of securing enough support to govern alone. With coalition-building expected to be a prolonged and contentious process, the political landscape remains highly uncertain. Negotiations among rival factions could determine whether Netanyahu remains in power or if a new government emerges.
Exit polls suggest neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his rivals have a simple path to form a government
