Polls have closed in Israel’s national election, but no party has secured an outright majority, leaving the race too close to call. With votes still being counted, the outcome hinges on shifting alliances and coalition negotiations that could reshape the government’s direction. Analysts warn that the prolonged uncertainty may delay policy decisions and political stability. The final results will determine whether a new governing coalition can form—or if another round of elections becomes necessary.
Polls have closed in the Israeli election, but there is no clear winner.
