Exit polls suggest that if the camp of Israeli opposition leader Eisenkot allies with Arab parties, they could secure the 61 seats needed for a parliamentary majority, thereby ousting Prime Minister Netanyahu. However, observers note that due to "veto power" and ideological barriers in Israeli politics, Arab parties may not truly be "kingmakers," as most Israeli parties resist forming a government with Arab parties. Currently, Netanyahu's camp holds 54 seats, Eisenkot's camp holds 49 seats, and Arab parties (Joint List and Ra'am) are projected to collectively win 17 seats.