Summary
Israeli election results remained inconclusive Wednesday as votes were counted. Turnout reached its highest level in more than 25 years, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition parties may face weeks of negotiations over forming a government.Key Facts
- Votes were still being counted Wednesday.
- The election had no clear winner as results took shape.
- Turnout was the highest in more than a quarter-century.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced negotiations over forming a government.
- Opposition parties were seeking to unseat Netanyahu.
- Weeks of negotiations could lie ahead.
