Israel's election leaves no bloc with a majority, setting up a possible coalition scramble
Neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition has secured the 61 seats required for a governing majority in Israel. Netanyahu's coalition came up short, leaving the country in a political deadlock. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot could potentially look to Arab-led parties, which hold 19 seats, to build a government. Deep ideological divisions, however, make such an arrangement difficult to achieve. According to CNN, the possible paths forward include a unity government, defections from opposition ranks, or a fresh election.
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