India, Oct. 28 -- There is no clear winner in Israel's parliamentary election, exit polls show.
With more than 60 percent of votes counted, both the ruling coalition, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud, and the Opposition "Change bloc," led by the new centrist Yashar party's Gadi Eisenkot, are set to fall short of majority.
After 66.3 percent of votes counted, Netanyahu's far-right and ultra-Orthodox bloc is projected to win 54 seats, and Likud emerging as the largest single party, with 27 seats.
The anti-Netanyahu bloc, consisting of left-wing, centrist and right-wing parties, is projected to win 48 seats, and the prime minister candidate Eisenkot's Yashar is on track to win 21 seats.
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