No clear winner in Israeli election with nearly 90 percent of votes counted
With nearly 90 percent of votes counted in Israel's election, there is no clear winner. Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc leads but is short of the votes needed to form a government.
Israel's election has produced no clear winner so far, with nearly 90 percent of the votes counted. The country's next government therefore remains undecided.
According to the current count, the right-wing bloc led by Benjamin Netanyahu is ahead. However, it is falling short of the number of votes needed to form a government.
The count is not yet complete, so the final results may differ from the figures available now. The source gives no further details on individual party results or on the next steps in forming a government.

