[Officially announced results of the parliamentary election, neither camp won a majority] On November 4th, Israel’s Central Election Commission officially announced the results of the parliamentary election on the 4th. The ruling camp led by current Prime Minister Netanyahu won 53 seats, and the opposition camp led by former Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces Gadi Eisenkot won 48 seats. Neither camp reached the 61-seat threshold required to form a separate government. According to the election results, among the 120 seats in the Israeli Knesset, Arab parties that do not belong to any camp but oppose the current government won a total of 19 seats. There is still great uncertainty about the prospects for the formation of a new government. On the same day, Noam Soleberg, chairman of the Israeli Central Election Commission and Supreme Court judge, formally submitted the election results to President Herzog. According to Israeli law, Herzog will begin consultations with various parties on the evening of the 4th, listen to their recommendations for prime minister, and authorize a member of Parliament to try to form a new government. (Xinhua News Agency)