Likud in the lead.
The party of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came first in the legislative elections on Tuesday, on the threshold of a majority with its allies from the religious parties and the far right to form a government, according to polls in the exit of the polls.
According to these polls carried out by three major Israeli channels, Netanyahu's right-wing party is credited with 30 to 31 seats, out of the 120 in Parliament, ahead of outgoing Prime Minister Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid party, which would win between 22 and 24 seats.
Along with his allies, Netanyahu's party is on the threshold of a majority set at 61 seats.
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