Israel's election has resulted in a majority of voters casting their ballots against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
What happened
Parties opposed to Netanyahu have won 67 Knesset seats, which is six more than the 61 needed to form a government. However, the path to replacing Netanyahu remains uncertain and challenging.
The election outcome has created a complex political landscape, with no clear path to forming a coalition government. Despite winning a majority of seats, the anti-Netanyahu parties will need to navigate steep political costs to form a government.
