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Israel’s election deadlock forces complex coalition negotiations, while rising Palestinian parties reshape the political landscape and weaken far-right figures.
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Israel’s election deadlock forces complex coalition negotiations, while rising Palestinian parties reshape the political landscape and weaken far-right figures.
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Opposition bloc and Netanyahu’s coalition predicted to fall short of 61 seats needed to form a government, while Palestinian parties set for big gainsFull report: Coalition talks loom in IsraelAnalysis: Rise of Palestinian parties will redraw political landscapeIsrael election: what we know so farOne apparent loser from Tuesday’s election was far-right national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who was expected to better his party’s result of six seats from the 2022 elections.But instead there was stunned silence at the watch party for Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) in central Israel as results from the exit polls flashed across the screen, with most channels suggesting the party would remain on just six seats. Continue reading...
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