On the 3rd, Israel's Attorney General Bacharaf Miara requested the General Administration of National Security to submit the preliminary investigation progress of the Arab political party's alleged election fraud, accusing it of not handing over the materials to the special investigation team; the Likud Group accuses it of covering up foreign forces manipulating the election, and the Arab political party denied the charges. The Central Election Commission of Israel said on the evening of the 3rd that it would not delay announcing the election results. President Herzog is scheduled to discuss with all parties after receiving the results at noon on the 4th. The Israeli opposition issued a joint statement on the 3rd to support Esencott in forming a cabinet as soon as possible, reaffirming the four principles of recognizing Israel as a “Jewish democracy” and Hamas as a “terrorist organization,” which may exclude some Arab political parties from the ruling coalition. Election results: The ruling camp won 53 seats, the opposition won 48 seats, and the Arab political party won 19 seats, none of which reached the 61-seat cabinet threshold.

On the 3rd, Israel's Attorney General Bacharaf Miara requested the General Administration of National Security to submit the preliminary investigation progress of the Arab political party's alleged election fraud, accusing it of not handing over the materials to the special investigation team; the Likud Group accuses it of covering up foreign forces manipulating the election, and the Arab political party denied the charges. The Central Election Commission of Israel said on the evening of the 3rd that it would not delay announcing the election results. President Herzog is scheduled to discuss with all parties after receiving the results at noon on the 4th. The Israeli opposition issued a joint statement on the 3rd to support Esencott in forming a cabinet as soon as possible, reaffirming the four principles of recognizing Israel as a “Jewish democracy” and Hamas as a “terrorist organization,” which may exclude some Arab political parties from the ruling coalition. Election results: The ruling camp won 53 seats, the opposition won 48 seats, and the Arab political party won 19 seats, none of which reached the 61-seat cabinet threshold.