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Israel · October 27, 2026

The Knesset result

The Knesset has 120 seats and a majority is 61. The count ended on Oct 30 and no bloc got there alone. Turnout was 77.97%; the official result is published by Nov 4.

The elected Knesset

Joint List: 11Ra'am: 8The Democrats: 8Yashar: 21Together: 12Yisrael Beiteinu: 7Likud: 27Shas: 6United Torah Judaism: 7Religious Zionism - Zehut: 6Otzma Yehudit: 7majority 61
Netanyahu bloc · 53
Opposition · 48
Arab parties · 19
majority 61
Netanyahu bloc: 53Opposition: 48Arab parties: 19

Seats by party

PartyBlocSeatsVotes% valid
LikudNetanyahu bloc271,167,45820.52%
YasharOpposition21913,50216.05%
TogetherOpposition12531,4769.34%
Joint ListArab parties11500,1478.79%
The DemocratsOpposition8366,3526.44%
Ra'amArab parties8337,2535.93%
Yisrael BeiteinuOpposition7337,4135.93%
Otzma YehuditNetanyahu bloc7326,6245.74%
United Torah JudaismNetanyahu bloc7312,6045.49%
ShasNetanyahu bloc6299,5065.26%
Religious Zionism–ZehutNetanyahu bloc6290,4515.10%
Reservists–New EconomicBelow threshold0154,9952.72%
Amcha YisraelBelow threshold095,6631.68%

The threshold is 3.25% of valid votes. Surplus-vote agreements between lists explain why Ra'am and Yisrael Beiteinu, with nearly equal votes, won 8 and 7 seats. Percentages: our calculation.

The math to reach 61

CombinationSeatsTo 61
Netanyahu bloc538 short
Netanyahu bloc + Yisrael Beiteinu601 short
Netanyahu bloc + Ra'am61bare majority
Opposition4813 short
Opposition + Ra'am565 short
Opposition + Joint List592 short
Opposition + Arab parties67majority (+6)

The table shows arithmetic only. Vetoes the parties declared during the campaign make several of these sums unlikely.

Source: Israel's Central Elections Committee, via Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), read on Nov 1, 2026. Full dashboard →