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Netanyahu and Eisenkot Fall Short of Majority as Arab Parties Gain Influence in Israel

Israel’s parliamentary election has left Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot competing to form the next government, with preliminary results showing neither bloc has secured the majority needed to govern. With nearly 86% of v…

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Khaama PressNetanyahu and Eisenkot Fall Short of Majority as Arab Parties Gain Influence in IsraelKhaama PressNetanyahu and Eisenkot Fall Short of Majority as Arab Parties Gain Influence in IsraelBBC WorldNetanyahu's bloc leading Israel election but short of majority, partial results show
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