Votes are still being counted, but it appears that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition nor the opposition alliance headed by Gadi Eisenkot will have a majority.
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Israel's election result remains up in the air with exit polls predicting no party has received a majority.
Israel's election result remains up in the air with exit polls predicting no party has received a majority.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to have won fewer votes than his main challenger, according to early exit polls, but both sides will likely struggle to cobble together a coalition.
Votes are still being counted in the Israeli election between front-runners Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot with neither likely to obtain a majority. Matt Gutman reports.
Exit polls show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's alliance and Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc both well off the numbers needed to form a governing majority.
The remaining votes to be counted are not expected to change the outcome, paving the way for weeks of negotiations to form a coalition government and for a prime minister to be chosen.(Image...
In the contest between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, exit polls have indicated that there’s no clear winner in the Israeli elections. This has set the stage for weeks or months of...
Votes are still being counted, and much is in flux. But as the stage was set for bitter talks over forming a government, nearly all sides could face disappointment.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition and that of the opposition both appeared to be short of a majority, potentially setting up return to political volatility.
Neither the prime minister’s allies nor the opposition appear to have enough seats to form a government No major political bloc is projected to secure a parliamentary majority in Israel’s first...
Israel’s election appeared deadlocked on Tuesday, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot showing a clear path to power.
Israel election exit polls show Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar locked in a fight with neither bloc reaching 61 Knesset seats.
Netanyahu’s Likud is projected to finish ahead of its rivals, but the initial seat count suggests he may struggle to assemble a 61-seat majority, with the opposition bloc set to win more seats...
Exit polls point to no clear majority, leaving both blocs dependent on parties they have pledged not to join forces with. President Isaac Herzog could seek to broker a unity government, but deep...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party alliance is narrowly trailing his top rival's coalition, exit polls of voters in the country's elections showed Tuesday.A poll from Israeli TV...
Exit polls published by Israeli news networks showed the country on track for another political stalemate.
Under Israel's proportional representation system, voters choose parties rather than individual candidates.
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