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Israeli Exit Polls Indicate Netanyahu's Coalition Loss, Eisenkot Lacks Majority

Israeli exit polls indicate that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition is set to lose its parliamentary majority, while Gadi Eisenkot's bloc is projected to fall short of the 61 seats needed for a majority. Eisenkot's bloc is estimated to secure 52 to 53 seats, compared to Netanyahu's 50. High voter turnout was reported during the election, reaching levels not seen in four decades.

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Israeli exit polls suggest that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right coalition is likely to lose its parliamentary majority, while Gadi Eisenkot's bloc is projected to secure 52 to 53 seats, falling short of the 61 needed for a majority. Netanyahu's coalition may have lost 14 seats compared to the previous elections. Voter turnout was notably high, reaching a four-decade peak. Eisenkot's potential victory could lead to changes in both domestic and foreign policy, although he has pledged to maintain a strong security approach.

Key facts

  • Netanyahu's coalition projected to lose its majority in parliament.
  • Eisenkot's bloc estimated to secure 52 to 53 seats.
  • Netanyahu's coalition may have 50 seats.
  • Voter turnout reached a four-decade high.
  • Eisenkot's bloc needs support from Arab parties to form a government.
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Israeli exit polls: Netanyahu bloc loses, but Eisenkot's short of clear majority

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Israeli Exit Polls Indicate Netanyahu's Coalition Loss, Eisenkot Lacks Majority