The Israeli election's lack of a clear winner creates political uncertainty, as Gadi Eisenkot's bloc challenges Netanyahu's right-wing government amid high voter turnout.
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A bloc of parties led by the former military chief Gadi Eisenkot is trying to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing allies. Vote counting continues after a day of strong voter turnout.
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Israel’s election is too close to call, with exit polls showing a tie between Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs while rising Palestinian parties reshape the political landscape.
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