Israel's Election Deadlock: Can Political Parties Find The 61 Seats Needed To Form A Government?
By NDTV
Israel is facing a difficult coalition battle after election results failed to deliver a clear majority, despite high voter turnout. With 61 seats needed for a majority in the 120-member Knesset, political parties must now navigate complex negotiations to form the next government. President Isaac Herzog has urged…
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Coalition government
A government formed by two or more political parties that agree to work together because none has a majority alone.
Coalitions shape which policies are possible, and disagreements between partners can bring governments down.
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