Summary
Israel’s Central Elections Committee is still counting ballots. With more than 60% counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp is narrowly ahead of the opposition but has not secured a clear majority, so the result remains uncertain.Key Facts
- More than 60% of ballots had been tallied when the report was issued.
- Netanyahu’s camp was narrowly ahead of the opposition in partial results.
- The reported results did not give either side a clear majority.
- The Central Elections Committee continued to count votes.
- The partial results could change as counting continues.
- The two leading candidates for prime minister traded criticism in speeches after polls closed.
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