Israel’s election outcome hinges on whether Gadi Eisenkot can form a coalition with Palestinian parties to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu, as the final absentee ballot count proceeds.
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With the final count unlikely to shift results significantly, experts say Gadi Eisenkot’s hopes of unseating Benjamin Netanyahu rest on his willingness to work with Palestinian partiesFull report: Coalition talks loom in IsraelAnalysis: Israel’s choice: Netanyahu remaining in power or a Palestinian-backed coalitionIsrael’s elections committee has said it began counting absentee ballots at 1am local time. That count is expected to last until Thursday evening, with an estimated 500,000 ballots from military personnel and diplomats to be tallied up.They are not expected to significantly change the results. Continue reading...
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