Netanyahu's Likud remains the single biggest party with 27 seats

Israel's parliamentary election yields no clear winner, leaving Washington and the White House facing prolonged diplomatic and regional uncertainty.

Former military chief Gadi Eisenkot has emerged as a serious, low-key contender aiming to unseat Israel's long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Initial exit polls from Israel's general election show a narrow edge for the opposition bloc over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following decades-high voter turnout.

As Israel faces critical elections amidst deep political divisions, Arab-led parties emerge as potential kingmakers in the race to reach the 61-seat Knesset majority.

As Israel heads to the polls following a turbulent period of regional conflict, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a tight race against a fragmented opposition.

A detailed examination of how Israel's proportional representation system, electoral thresholds, and coalition dynamics shape its national elections.