Addressing supporters in Tel Aviv hours after voting ends, PM Netanyahu says, "There will not be and there cannot be a government that leans on Arab, anti-Zionist parties." Meanwhile, kingmaker Avigdor Lieberman says there is only "one option" for the country: a unity government between Yisrael Beytenu, Likud, and Blue and White.

List of Arab parties expected to get 15 seats according to Channel 13 News, potentially giving center-left bloc 59 seats, compared to Right's 53. Wildcard Lieberman still projected to get 8 seats.

Despite left-wing bloc all but tied with Right, Democratic Union and others say results could end Netanyahu's premiership.

With neither Blue and White nor Likud in position to form government along ideological lines, wildcard MK can decide fate of Netanyahu. Lieberman: Only viable option is unity government, but Left will not sit with Netanyahu as Likud leader. All eyes on President Rivlin.

Israeli voters won’t determine whether peace is possible. That happened when Abbas succeeded Arafat and subsequently refused to hold another vote.