one people, one society. the polarization is behind us. so which leader will get to form a government? let s sunday to sam kiley live in jerusalem. hi, sam. reporter: hi, christine. let s talk about gantz s comment to form a zionist government. that s a warning that it s conceivable a joint list, an arab semicoalition, a group of parties got told is or could be part of a center left coalition. i think it s an outside chance frankly, but they have emerged from the exit polls as the third largest party in the country. so if there were, for example, a national unity government
israel faces critical decision at home and abroad. let s turn to sam kiley live in jerusalem. sam, good morning. good morning, dave. based on the exit polls and you were quite right when you say they re often quite bit wide of the mark when it comes to reality. but based on the exit polls there is no clear winner. this will be a major problem for rivlin, the president of israel who constitutionally over the next week will interview members of tit once the results are published. there will be 120 members of the knesset. he ll interview hundreds of them to find out who has the best chance of forming a government and then invite that person to step forward and have a go at it. it was that process that ran into sand after six weeks that led to this second round of elections this year when benjamin netanyahu was unable to knit together a coalition. he would find himself in a