Israel's election has delivered an uncertain political picture, with exit polls showing no clear path to a governing majority for either Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc or his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot's camp. Voter turnout stood at 77.7%, with more than 5.69 million people casting ballots out of approximately 7.33 million eligible voters. Netanyahu expressed confidence in a decisive victory for the right wing and vowed to form a right-wing national government, while Eisenkot promised Israelis a new era of hope and challenged Netanyahu's continued leadership.