According to partial official results of the elections for Israel's 26th Knesset, with approximately 37.4% of the votes counted, the current coalition drops to 57 seats, the change bloc rises to 47, and the Arab parties increase their combined representation to 16 seats. Likud loses one seat, falling to 28, while Yashar rises to 21 and the Joint List climbs to 12.Together receives 11 seats, United Torah Judaism and Yisrael Beytenu eight each, while the Democrats, Otzma Yehudit, Shas, and the joint Religious Zionism-Zehut list each receive seven. Ra'am remains above the electoral threshold with 3.81% of the vote, giving it four seats.The Reservists-Economic Party remains below the electoral threshold with 2.72% of the vote, as does Amcha Yisrael with 1.77%. These are partial results and may change as vote counting continues.