Kadima win most seats in tight Israeli election

Final results in Israel's election tonight give the moderate Kadima Party one more seat in the new parliament than Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud.

Kadima win most seats in tight Israeli election
Thu, 12 Feb, 2009 - 18:29

Final results in Israel's election tonight give the moderate Kadima Party one more seat in the new parliament than Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud.

Kadima won 28 and Likud 27 places in the 120-seat parliament.

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