Israeli exit polls suggest a united opposition bloc is outpacing Netanyahu's coalition, signaling a potential shift in political power despite the lack of a definitive winner.
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A bloc of opposition parties, including two predominantly Arab parties, appeared to be leading over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and his allies.
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High voter turnout among Palestinian citizens of Israel signals a potential shift in the Knesset, as Arab parties may secure 18 seats.
High Palestinian voter turnout in Israel suggests Arab parties may win 18 seats, potentially shifting the country's political balance.