Israeli elections have wrapped up, and the results are still coming in. But one thing is clear: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pulled off a remarkable comeback, defying predictions that he'd be ousted. Fox News Radio's Eben Brown breaks down the intricacies of Israel's unique electoral system. Netanyahu's party, Likud, has secured the most votes, but it's not enough for a majority. The Netanyahu bloc, comprising other parties that join forces with him, has around 54-55 seats, which might just be enough for the president to invite him to form a government. This sets the stage for some serious wheeling and dealing.