[The Israeli Prime Minister said he would not form a government with Arab parties] October 28th, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu delivered a speech at the Likud Group’s election headquarters today (October 28), saying that he was waiting for the final results of the election. “The Likud Group is the largest political party in Israel” and stated that it would establish a “strong, right-wing, national government” and would not allow Arab parties to participate in governance. Netanyahu also said that Israel and the United States are facing a "historic opportunity" to "completely eliminate the Iranian threat." Exit polls for the parliamentary election updated by many Israeli media outlets in the early morning of the 28th showed that the right-wing camp led by Netanyahu and the opposition camp led by Eisenkot were in a stalemate in the election, but both failed to obtain the majority of seats required to form a government. (CCTV International News)