Netanyahu's party failed to win a parliamentary majority in the first repeat elections in Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party could win 31 to 33 seats in Israel's Knesset, while his centre-right bloc could get 54 to 57 seats. This is reported by The Jerusalem Post, citing data from three polls of voters conducted at the exit from the polling stations. According to the exit polls, Benny Gantz's Blue and White party could get 32 to 34 seats in parliament, and his center-left bloc up to 58 seats.