Recent exit polls from Israel's general election indicate a tight race between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition and the opposition. While some projections show Netanyahu’s bloc gaining momentum, no group has secured the 61 seats required for a parliamentary majority in the 120-seat Knesset. Likud is currently tracking as the largest party, yet the final outcome remains uncertain as Arab parties hold a significant number of seats that could influence coalition negotiations. Voter turnout reached 77.7 percent, the highest level recorded since 1999. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has urged Netanyahu to step down, advocating for a new government focused on universal military service and regional security. As these figures are based on preliminary exit polls rather than final counts, the path to forming a stable administration remains complex and dependent on future political alliances.
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