Two exit polls have pointed to an inconclusive result in Israel’s pivotal general election, showing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former military chief Gadi Eisenkot tied without either securing a majority.
The projections suggest that neither candidate has won enough support to form a government outright. The figures are based on voters’ reported choices and remain subject to confirmation through the official count.
The result leaves the outcome of the election uncertain. With no clear winner indicated by the initial polling, the composition of Israel’s next government remains unresolved.
Further clarity is expected as the votes are counted and the final result is declared. Until then, the exit polls provide an early indication rather than a definitive election outcome.
