The lack of a clear winner in Israel's pivotal election creates political uncertainty, leaving the country without a decisive mandate to form a stable government.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and his allies were battling a bloc of opposition parties led by a former military chief of staff, Gadi Eisenkot. Neither appeared to have won an outright victory.
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Israel's election was too close to call, with exit polls showing Netanyahu's bloc slightly behind, delaying the formation of a new government.