Drawing on networks built during the judicial overhaul protests and after October 7, tens of thousands of volunteers mobilized to monitor polling stations and stop 'all kinds of dirty tricks'

Gadi Eisenkot must form a government with the support or abstention from Arab lawmakers. It's the right thing to do – and exactly what Netanyahu would do

The exit polls indicate that the opposition is short of the required 61-seat majority, and Lieberman has previously ruled out forming a minority government, 'not even an interim minority government'

According to exit polls, 58 percent of Israel's voters have said no to the cruelest coalition in its history. But unless the opposition bloc embraces Arab voters, it's sabotaging both its victory and democratic values

J Street and New Jewish Narrative urged opposition leaders to form a government, though the projections leave the path to power uncertain with Eisenkot's bloc falling short of a majority without the support of Arab parties

The bloc that opposes Netanyahu and his collaborators had hoped for a decisive victory. Nonetheless, its achievement is impressive: Netanyahu's coalition, that won 64 Knesset seats in the last election, has been slashed to just 50

After frightening voters with warnings that 'Arabs are are stealing the election from us,' Netanyahu will use his power 'to prove' that this is indeed what happened