No clear winner in Israel’s first election since the October 7 attacks and genocidal war in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s alliance, made up of right and far-right parties, is short of a majority after the most consequential elections in decades. Tuesday’s poll saw a record turnout. And the main opposition bloc, led by former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, also does not have the numbers to form a government on its own. Meanwhile, parties representing the Palestinian citizens of Israel have made unprecedented electoral gains. While Netanyahu has refused to work with Arab-led lists, could the opposition alliance reach a deal with them?
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