Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu appears headed for re-election. Exit polls, partial results show him surging past main competitor.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves to his supporters after polls for Israel's general elections closed in Tel Aviv, Israel, Wednesday, April 10, 2019.
The 69-year-old prime minister has been the dominant force in Israeli politics for the past two decades and its face to the world. His campaign has focused heavily on his friendship with President Donald Trump and his success in cultivating new allies, such as China, India and Brazil. He vowed to change the tone of Israel’s divisive political system and “be the prime minister of everyone, not just the ones who voted for me.”
He said he had already begun talking to fellow right wing and religious parties about forming a new coalition. The final results were still subject to change. Some 40 parties took part in the election, and only those that receive at least 3.25% of the votes make it into parliament.
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