Over 4 million votes counted: Netanyahu projected to win 54 seats, opposition 47, Arab parties 19

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Netanyahu pulls ahead as of Wednesday morning • Arab parties predicted to reach a combined seat total of 19, complicating efforts to form a coalition.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc is currently expected to enter the Knesset with 54 seats, the Central Elections Committee (CEC) announced on Wednesday morning after over four million votes were counted.

Netanyahu's Likud is projected to enter with 27 seats, while United Torah Judaism is expected to enter with 7, Shas is expected to enter with seven, Otzma Yehudit is expected to enter with seven, and the Religious Zionist Party is expected to enter with six.

The opposition bloc, comprising Yashar, B’Yachad, Yisrael Beytenu, and the Democrats, is expected to enter the Knesset with 47 seats, according to data from the CEC.

Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar is projected to enter the Knesset with 21 seats. B'Yachad, led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, is expected to enter with 11 seats. Yair Golan's Democrats are expected to enter the Knesset with eight seats, and Avigdor Liberman's Yisrael Beytenu is expected to enter with seven.

The latest results by the CEC put 19 seats in the Arab parties, with the Joint List having 13 seats and Ra'am having 6 seats in the next Knesset.

Could Israel be heading toward a unity gov't - or another election?

The prospect of a unity government involving Netanyahu and Eisenkot has appeared unlikely, as Eisenkot has rejected serving under Netanyahu, including in a rotation government. Other opposition leaders have also ruled out joining a coalition led by the prime minister.

Eisenkot has called for the leader of the largest party in the opposition bloc to become its candidate for prime minister, though no agreement on the arrangement has been announced within the bloc.

The exit polls also raised the possibility of a minority government that could win a Knesset confidence vote without holding an absolute majority of 61 seats. However, opposition within the bloc to relying on Arab parties could complicate such an arrangement.

The political deadlock could ultimately lead to another election, although the parties may still reach an agreement through coalition negotiations.

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