Exit polls suggest Likud could emerge as Israel’s largest party, strengthening Netanyahu’s claim to the first chance at forming a government; Eisenkot may receive broader support in presidential consultations, while a surge in Arab voter turnout complicates both blocs’ paths to a majority | Read More in ynet – News
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