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Eisenkot claims Israelis voted for change due to frustration with Netanyahu, signaling a potential shift in political power.
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Eisenkot claims Israelis voted for change due to frustration with Netanyahu, signaling a potential shift in political power.
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Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot says millions of Israelis voted for change, tired of Netanyahu’s ‘lies’.
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Israel’s election is too close to call, with exit polls showing a tie between Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs, while a surge in Palestinian parties threatens to reshape the country’s political landscape.
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