The vote count results in the Israeli elections, excluding ballots received in double envelopes, revealed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's alliance secured 53 seats in the Knesset. Meanwhile, the alliance led by Gadi Eizenkot obtained 48 seats, and the Arab
parties won 19 seats. Regarding parties and lists, the Likud party secured 26 seats, while the "Yeshar" party led by Eizenkot gained 21 seats. Both the Joint List and the "Yahad" party led by Naftali Bennett each received 12 seats,
with the "Democrats" party obtaining 8 seats. The parties "Yisrael Beiteinu," the "United Arab List (Ra'am)," "United Torah Judaism," "Otma Yehudit," and "Shas" each earned 7 seats, while the "Religious Zionism" list won 6 seats. President Isaac Herzog emphasized the
importance of making every effort to avoid a new electoral round.