Israel vote deadlock confirmed by near-complete official results

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Israel vote deadlock confirmed by near-complete official results
September 20, 2019, 8:37 am

Israel vote deadlock confirmed by near-complete official results

Near-complete results put Benny Gantz ahead of Likud by two seats. (File photo AFP)

Near-complete official results Friday confirmed a deadlock in Israel’s general election this week, putting Benny Gantz’s party as the largest but without an obvious path to form a majority coalition.

The results from Israel’s election committee showed Gantz’s centrist Blue and White with 33 seats and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud with 31.

Final results will be published on Wednesday, the committee said.

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