[Over 80% of Israeli Election Votes Counted, Certain Parties May Influence Government Formation] According to Jinse Finance, on October 28th, the vote count in the Israeli parliamentary elections reached 84.66%. Latest forecasts indicate that Netanyahu's camp is expected to win 54 seats, lower than the previously predicted 56. The opposition Change bloc is expected to win 49 seats, and Arab parties are expected to win a total of 17 seats, an increase from the previously predicted 16. Among the parties, Netanyahu's Likud party remains the largest single party, expected to win 27 seats; Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party is expected to win 22 seats, ranking second. Currently, approximately 4.4 million valid votes from 10,156 polling stations have been counted. Since neither of the two main blocs has reached the 61 seats needed to form a majority government, the continued increase in the number of seats held by Arab parties may give them an increasingly important role in determining who will form the next Israeli government. (Jinshi)