Jerusalem--Israelis elected a new parliament this week, handing rightwing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a shock victory.
Here is a list of the 10 parties and lists that made it across the threshold to take a place in Israel's 20th Knesset, according to figures published by the Central Elections Committee.
Likud (right wing) 30 seats (23.40 percent)
Zionist Union (centre-left list) 24 seats (18.67 percent)
Joint List (Arab parties) 13 seats (10.54 percent)
Yesh Atid (centrist) 11 seats (8.81 percent)
Kulanu (centre-right) 10 seats (7.49 percent)
Jewish Home (far-right) 8 seats (6.74 percent)
Shas (ultra-Orthodox) 7 seats (5.73 percent)
United Torah Judaism (ultra-Orthodox) 6 seats (5.03 percent)
Yisrael Beitenu (hardline right) 6 seats (5.11 percent)
Meretz (left wing) 5 seats (3.93 percent)
AFP
