The conservative Likud party of opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu has become the strongest force in Israel’s parliamentary election, according to forecasts. Likud won 30 to 31 of 120 seats, according to TV forecasts from Tuesday evening. Incumbent Prime Minister Yair Lapid’s Future Party came in second place with 24 seats, according to the forecasts. The right-wing religious camp headed by Netanyahu won a narrow majority of up to 62 seats in the country’s fifth election in three and a half years. According to the Central Elections Committee, turnout was 66.3% by 1800 GMT – the highest so fa…