Voting ended at 22:00 on the 27th in Israel's 26th parliamentary election. According to Israeli media polls, the right-wing camp led by current Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the opposition camp led by former IDF Chief of General Staff Esenkert failed to obtain the majority of seats needed to form a government, but the opposition camp took the lead. According to Israel's Channel 13 TV exit poll, Netanyahu's Likud bloc is expected to win 25 seats, while the centrist party, the Integrity Party, led by Esenkot, is expected to win 23 seats, ranking first and second respectively. The opposition Solidarity Party, led by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, is expected to win 14 seats, ranking third.

Voting ended at 22:00 on the 27th in Israel's 26th parliamentary election. According to Israeli media polls, the right-wing camp led by current Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the opposition camp led by former IDF Chief of General Staff Esenkert failed to obtain the majority of seats needed to form a government, but the opposition camp took the lead. According to Israel's Channel 13 TV exit poll, Netanyahu's Likud bloc is expected to win 25 seats, while the centrist party, the Integrity Party, led by Esenkot, is expected to win 23 seats, ranking first and second respectively. The opposition Solidarity Party, led by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, is expected to win 14 seats, ranking third.