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Israel exit polls show election deadlock, with Netanyahu’s fate in balance

Israel’s election ended in an apparent deadlock on Tuesday, exit polls by major television networks showed, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival Gadi Eisenkot on track for a majority in the 120-seat Knesset. The stalemate could work in Netanyahu’s favour, allowing the long-serving prime minister to remain in power in a caretaker capacity while parties try to forge a…

Israel exit polls show election deadlock, with Netanyahu’s fate in balance

The Jerusalem Post is providing live coverage of Tuesday's Israeli elections, beginning at 9:30 p.m. as citizens await early insights into their voting choices and their potential impact on the future government. Throughout the night, the outlet's team will deliver real-time analysis and discussions to precede the release of exit polls at 10 p.m. Major Israeli broadcasting stations will unveil their preliminary estimates of seat distribution in the upcoming Knesset, providing an initial glimpse into the performance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition and the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot.

The outcomes of smaller parties, especially those close to the electoral threshold, could hold substantial weight in establishing whether either political faction can muster the necessary support to construct a government. It is essential to note that exit polls are estimations, not definitive results, and the political landscape might shift as votes are counted and verified throughout the evening.

The Post remains committed to offering live updates on the results and their implications for Israel's political future, so viewers are encouraged to tune in to the live broadcast for the most recent projections, reactions, and the significance of the final outcome for the next government.

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