Israel’s election count remains too close to call as Netanyahu’s bloc leads but neither side has a clear majority, with coalition talks and final results still pending.
Israel’s tight election leaves Benjamin Netanyahu with a fractured majority and a possible caretaker role amid a three-bloc divide and looming coalition uncertainties
The absence of a clear majority could trigger prolonged negotiations. Until a new administration is formed, Netanyahu would remain caretaker prime minister.
With the majority of ballots counted, neither Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot commands an obvious route to a 61-seat majority
Benjamin Netanyahu looked set to remain Israel’s caretaker prime minister after unexpectedly strong backing among Jewish voters left his opponents little apparent prospect of unseating him,...
Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to face greater constraints as Israel’s caretaker prime minister following Tuesday’s election. However, experts say his government could retain significant powers,...
Israel’s election hangs in the balance as Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc falls short of the 61 seats needed for a majority. With hundreds of thousands of ‘double-envelope’ ballots still to be...
Netanyahu's bloc lost seats and fell short of the 61 needed to govern alone, but Eisenkot's camp also lacked a viable route to power without the support of Arab parties.
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Netanyahu’s Likud has defied most pre-election polls to emerge as Israel’s biggest party, but his right-wing coalition is still short of a majority.
Netanyahu’s Likud has defied most pre-election polls to emerge as Israel’s biggest party, but his right-wing coalition is still short of a majority.
With more than three quarters of the vote counted, Mr. Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc was slightly ahead but short of a majority
With more than three-quarters of the vote counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc was slightly ahead but still short of a majority
The prime minister’s bloc has moved ahead of Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition camp in the partial count, but neither has the 61 seats needed to govern. With hundreds of thousands of ballots still...
With 70% of votes counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud leads, but three possible paths to government formation keep Israel's election uncertain.
Netanyahu has lost his majority in the Knesset but his opponents will struggle to unseat him without an unlikely deal with the Arab parties
With more than 85% of ballots counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc was slightly ahead but still short of a majority in the election
The camp of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was ahead of his rival’s opposition bloc but still short of a majority on Wednesday after two-thirds of the votes were counted in Israel’s pivotal...
DUBAI, Oct 28 - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pulled ahead on Wednesday as votes were counted in Israel’s election, but the loss of a parliamentary majority leaves his path to another term...
By Samia Nakhoul DUBAI, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pulled ahead on Wednesday as votes were counted in Israel’s election, but the loss of a parliamentary majority leaves...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost some support from voters, but preliminary results suggest he has multiple ways to remain in power given the country’s fractured politics.
Benjamin Netanyahu secured a parliamentary lead following an election characterised by high turnout, ensuring he remains prime minister as his right-wing bloc outperforms rivals, cementing a...
The prime minister will have to fight to stay in power, following a surge in support for his opponents Israel’s parliamentary elections are over, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been...
The electorate took away his parliamentary majority, but gave his party the most votes. Here’s how that might play out.
JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fortunes changed Wednesday as vote counting in Israel wound down, with his Likud party and coalition partners edging out the leading...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s results improved as votes rolled in, but was shy of a majority and short of the seats his coalition currently holds.
Neither major bloc is on track to win enough seats to form the next government outright, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp appears set to win the most, based on early counts.
The prime minister might still falter. But he topped the polls despite an all-out effort to bring him down.
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