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The votes are still being counted in Israel after Tuesday's parliamentary elections. One thing that's clear is that no party or coalition of parties has a definitive shot at forming a government. So now, the horse-trading and wrangling begins. The World's Carolyn Beeler reports from Jerusalem.
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