Israel's election too close to call

Israel's election is still too close to call this morning. Israel's election committee announced this morning that 77% of the vote has been counted. Voters are choosing political factions rather than specific candidates. Political parties will then receive a percentage of the 120 parliament seats based on the percentage of votes each party received. Now, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition has a slight lead followed closely behind the rival opposition and trailing in third are the Arab political parties 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 the final results are expected in the coming days but since none of the parties will win an outright majority they're going to have to negotiate and talk over the next several weeks. It may even be months in order to form a new government in Israel and choose a new leader. Well, the U.S. State Department says it will grant visas to former Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro and his family. He lost a runoff election on Sunday, though he's refusing to concede the election. Right now, he's being investigated in Brazil on allegations of corruption money laundering and tax evasion now while he was recently ordered to give up his passport his current whereabouts are not known our time