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Record voter turnout was observed in Israel's recent election, the first since the October 7 attacks. Projections suggest opposition parties gained more seats than Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition, but they do not hold a majority, indicating a period of negotiations ahead.
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Record voter turnout was observed in Israel's recent election, the first since the October 7 attacks. Projections suggest opposition parties gained more seats than Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition, but they do not hold a majority, indicating a period of negotiations ahead.
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