Coalition, Minority, Deadlock: 4 Possible Scenarios In Israel Elections

What happened: Israel held elections using nationwide proportional representation, and no single party is likely to come close to the 61 seats needed for a majority in the 120-seat parliament. Key numbers: 61 seats needed for a majority; 120-seat parliament. Why it matters: Because no party is expected to reach a majority, the outcome points to coalition building, a minority government, or deadlock among the possible scenarios.

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