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Netanyahu's Political Bloc Gains Ground in Israeli Election, Majority Still Out of Reach

In Israel's recent election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc gained seats but did not achieve a majority. With 70% of votes counted, Netanyahu's coalition has 54 seats, while opposition parties hold 66. The election results indicate a potential political deadlock, with coalition-building efforts underway as the final vote count continues.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political bloc has gained ground in Israel's recent election but remains short of a majority needed to form a government. With about 70% of votes counted, Netanyahu's coalition has 54 seats in the Knesset, while opposition parties collectively hold 66. This situation could lead to a political deadlock as coalition negotiations begin, with official results expected by November 4.

Key facts

  • Netanyahu's bloc has 54 seats in the Knesset.
  • Opposition parties hold a combined 66 seats.
  • Official election results are due on November 4.
  • Trump claimed credit for Netanyahu's election performance.
  • Arab parties hold a total of 19 seats.
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Netanyahu defies exit polls as vote shifts in his favor, but majority remains elusive

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Netanyahu's Political Bloc Gains Ground in Israeli Election, Majority Still Out of Reach