What happens if Netanyahu can’t form a government? | BBC News
With most of the votes counted, Netanyahu’s bloc is slightly ahead – but neither it nor the opposition are on track for a majority.
Netanyahu is calling for a strong right-wing government and his party, Likud, is set to be the biggest.
His rival, Gadi Eisenkot insists Israel voted to end Netanyahu’s term.
Either way, it could take days or weeks before we know who will form the next governing coalition and the direction the country will go in from here.
0:00 – How close is it?
2:55 – When will we get as result?
4:43 – Who are the candidates?
8:36 – What would a coalition look like?
12:32 – What is the regional impact?
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