Netanyahu's camp leads Israeli elections but falls short of majority

Benny Gantz's Blue and White party is the largest party in the Knesset.

Netanyahu's Likud party is the second-largest party in the Knesset.

The final results of the Israeli elections, announced early Friday, show that Benny Gantz's Blue and White party has won 33 seats in the Knesset, making it the largest party.

Netanyahu's Likud party has secured 32 seats, placing it as the second-largest party.

Neither of the two largest parties has secured a majority of the 120 seats in the Knesset, meaning that neither party can form a government on its own.

The results indicate that the final tally of seats in the Knesset will be 61 seats for the right-wing bloc and 59 seats for the center-left bloc.

This means that the right-wing bloc, which includes Netanyahu's Likud party, has a slight advantage in forming a coalition government.

However, the results also show that the center-left bloc, which includes Benny Gantz's Blue and White party, has a chance to form a coalition government if it can secure the support of the remaining parties.

The final results of the Israeli elections show that the country is deeply divided, with no clear winner emerging from the election.

The results also show that the Israeli political landscape is highly fragmented, with a large number of small parties represented in the Knesset.

The election results will have significant implications for the future of Israeli politics, as the country faces a number of challenges, including the ongoing conflict with the Palestinians and the threat of regional instability.