New Delhi, Oct. 28 -- An updated Israel Election Exit poll revealed a dramatic reversal in trends. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, which was trailing by a few points earlier, took the lead over the Opposition bloc with 52 seats. However, the exit polls showed no clear path to a majority for either coalition.

Exit polls projected pro- and anti-Netanyahu blocs neck-and-neck, with the two Arab parties holding the balance. Neither bloc is projected to win a 61-seat Knesset majority.

A party or a coalition needs to win at least 62 of 120 seats in Knesset to form a majority government in Israel. Here's what different exit polls revealed:

In its updated exit poll, Channel 12 gave the pro-Netanyahu bloc 52 seats and the a...