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Likud Won't Certify Vote
Representatives of the right-wing coalition parties on Israel’s election committee refused to approve the final results, demanding to see alleged evidence of foreign interference. The committee’s chair, however, said their signatures were not required. The committee announced that its audit was complete and that it had found no signs of tampering or compromise to the integrity of the vote. It examined the records from 9,069 ballot boxes—more than 75% of the boxes that had been the subject of complaints. The results gave Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc 53 seats, the opposition 48, and the Arab parties 19, out of 120. No bloc had the 61 seats needed for a majority and to form a government. The official results are due to be presented to President Isaac Herzog, who will begin consultations on forming the next government.
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