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The Israeli election ended without a clear winner: Likud won 27 seats and the right-wing bloc 54, falling short of the 61 seats needed to form a government in the 120-seat parliament. The opposition camp, meanwhile, won 48 Jewish Zionist seats, while Arab parties added 19. But opposition leaders pledged to exclude them from any coalition, making it extremely difficult to form a government opposed to Netanyahu. The article argues that the political landscape cannot be reduced to a contest between right and left; it is further shaped by religious, secular, national, and social divisions. Democratic institutions, however, confine the struggle to electoral competition and prevent it from turning into bloody confrontation.
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