Israeli opposition parties explore coalition as no party secures 61 seats for parliamentary majority
Israeli media reports that vote counting for the elections has finished. Neither the bloc led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor the opposition secured a majority in parliament. No single party reached the 61 seats required for a parliamentary majority. Opposition politicians met on Thursday to discuss possible coalition options. These meetings took place as provisional results were released. More than 99 percent of the ballots from Tuesday have been processed.
(BBC NEWS) Vote counting is complete in Israel’s elections with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor the opposition winning a majority in parliament, Israeli media have said. As the provisional results were being published on Thursday, opposition politicians met to explore options for a coalition. With more than 99 per cent of Tuesday’s ballots […] The post Israeli opposition parties explore coalition as no party secures 61 seats for parliamentary majority appeared first on Kaieteur News .