Israeli opposition meets to support Eisenkot, but Netanyahu says voters chose him
In Israel, Netanyahu's coalition won 53 seats, while Eisenkot's opposition bloc captured 48. Arab-Israelis represent about 20 percent of the population. Netanyahu's allies accused Arab parties of fraud, and opposition leaders met to challenge his leadership. Lapid said Netanyahu was trying to overturn the election results.
- Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp secured 53 seats.
- Netanyahu and his allies alleged major fraud or malfeasance by Arab-majority parties.
- Eisenkot's diverse opposition bloc won 48 seats in the parliament.
- Arab-Israelis account for around 20 percent of the population today.
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