Netanyahu's political future hangs in balance

Is 633 developing overseas? The votes are still being tallied in Israel. Exit polls show no clear winner in that country's elections. Hannah Flood joins us from the Live Center with the latest on the election and really kind of what happens now. Good morning. Yeah, good morning. It's 1 30 in the afternoon, the day after election day in Israel right now, and still no clear winner from these elections. Voters, though, came out in record numbers in this first election since the October 7th, 2023 attack on concertgoers in Israel. Many are calling this election the toughest political challenge so far for current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He's been in power almost 19 years of Israel's 77-year history. Exit polls indicating voters gave Netanyahu's opponents a solid majority in the next parliament. Netanyahu's bloc and the opposition, led by a former military chief, won about 51 seats. And in a historic showing, Arab-led parties won about 18 seats. A party needs 61 seats to gain a full control or a full parliamentary majority. The left and the Arab parties want to bring an end to the Jewish state. This is what's on the table. This is what's at stake. I am committed to the repair and prosperity of Gaza and to bringing a different spirit to the state of Israel. So final results here are expected in the coming days and then the parties will take likely weeks, even months to negotiate a leader. parties the majority they have to work out who is going to be their leader so that comes to a lot of negotiating since there isn't that clear 61 seat majority if leaders fail to form a majority coalition they could hold another round of election so we'll see what happens as that those votes are being tallied and as the negotiations begin and we'll keep you updated yes we will all right hannah flood in our life center