Partial results of the vote counting for the Israeli elections, on Wednesday morning, showed the Likud party led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leading with 22 percent of the votes, followed by the "Yesh Atid" party led by Gadi Eisenkot with 15.5 percent, while the Arab lists collectively obtained 12.3 percent, after counting about one-third of the total votes.
According to data from the Elections Committee published by the "Yedioth Ahronoth" newspaper website until 05:13 local time, the percentage of votes counted reached 31.15 percent. The number of valid votes counted reached 1,766,198 votes, while the total number of votes counted, including invalid ones, reached 1,774,362 votes. The data showed the completion of counting 4,274 ballot boxes out of a total of 11,996 ballot boxes, equivalent to 35.6 percent of the total boxes.
Results of Arab lists and other parties
The Joint Arab List obtained 8.6 percent of the votes, while the Unified Arab List obtained 3.7 percent, bringing their combined share to 12.3 percent, and the Joint List ranked third among parties. It was followed by the "Together" list led by Naftali Bennett with 8.3 percent, then "Yahadut HaTorah" with 6.7 percent, "Yisrael Beiteinu" with 6.4 percent, "Jewish Power" with 6 percent, and "The Democrats" with 5.9 percent.
Shas also obtained 5.8 percent, and "Religious Zionism" obtained 5.6 percent, while "Reserve and Economy" obtained 2.7 percent, and "Am Yisrael
Source: Anadolu Agency
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