Uncertainty at Zionist Union HQ

Loud music pumps through the sparsely filled stadium in Tel Aviv where Zionist Union set up its election night headquarters as the first exit polls are shown on the screen.

The equivocal results, showing a near even result, spark small circles of celebration and plenty of uncertainty among supporters.

Rabbi Gilad Kariv, a Reform Jewish Leader who placed low on the party list, tells The Times of Israel that a tie “still holds the dynamics of change” and that he believes Zionist Union head Isaac Herzog will be asked to assemble the next government.

— Mitch Ginsburg

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