Israel Elections: Netanyahu's Bloc Leads With 59 Seats, Gantz's Bloc With 46, After 32.5% of Votes Counted
Israel's Central Elections Committee has published preliminary parliamentary election data after 32.5% of the votes were counted. According to the results, the bloc of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will win 59 seats in the 120-seat Knesset, while the bloc of his rival, Gantz's Blue and White alliance, will win 46. The information is reported by The Times of Israel.
According to preliminary results, the "Joint List" will receive 11 seats. It is mainly an alliance of Arab political forces and does not belong to either bloc. The party "Ra'am" is getting 4 seats.
Voter turnout in the elections reached 77.7%.
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