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Israel’s election won’t change the fundamentals of war and peace in the Middle East
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Israel’s election won’t change the fundamentals of war and peace in the Middle East
The counting is almost over.
The result of Israel’s first election since the October 7 massacre three years ago is, as polls suggested, inconclusive.
On the face of things, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and his wider coalition are closest to a majority with around 53 of the Knesset (Parliament)’s 120 seats; the centrist bloc around ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot has around 48 seats.
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