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According to a post on X by @PTI_News, Israel's election remains deadlocked after the split exit polls. Netanyahu told supporters in Tel Aviv that Israel has a unique opportunity with President Trump to end the Iranian threat, but he did not claim his coalition had won. Correspondents describe neither bloc near a majority the morning after the vote, with Arab parties gaining seats. The post suggests coalition talks could drag on.
According to a post on X by @PTI_News, Israel's election remains deadlocked after the split exit polls. Netanyahu told supporters in Tel Aviv that Israel has a unique opportunity with President Trump to end the Iranian threat, but he did not claim his coalition had won. Correspondents describe neither bloc near a majority the morning after the vote, with Arab parties gaining seats. The post suggests coalition talks could drag on.
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Following the split exit polls, Netanyahu told supporters in Tel Aviv that Israel has a unique opportunity with President Trump to end the Iranian threat, but he did not claim his coalition had won. Correspondents describe neither bloc near a majority the morning after the vote, with Arab parties gaining seats, so...
Neither bloc appears close to a majority, so the shape of the next government is unclear for now. People following Israeli politics should watch for the start of coalition negotiations and any final seat count. The source offers no further detail on either yet.
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