After Israeli polls closed, the process of forming a coalition government began. The country's political system requires a majority in the Knesset to form a government, which may not be achieved immediately. Political parties will now engage in negotiations to secure enough support. These talks could last weeks or even months, as multiple parties seek alliances. The complexity of the political landscape increases the likelihood of prolonged discussions. No official timeline has been announced for the formation of the new government. The situation reflects the challenges of coalition-building in a fragmented political environment. This delay could impact policy decisions and legislative agendas. The outcome will depend on the willingness of parties to compromise. The process is expected to remain uncertain for the foreseeable future.