Since losing his majority in the October 27 vote, Netanyahu and his allies have been pressing a serious accusation: the election was “stolen” by Arab parties through bribery, foreign funding and fraud ...
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Channel 12 exit poll shows no clear victor: Netanyahu’s Likud is largest party but his opponents have bigger bloc
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party has won the most votes in Tuesday’s election, but neither of Israel’s two ...
Exit polls leave Netanyahu short of a majority, with Arab-led parties holding enough projected seats to shape who forms ...
Israel’s election-night drama continued early Wednesday as Channel 14 revised its exit poll once again, reducing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc from 62 seats to 60, one seat short ...
Senior figures within United Torah Judaism are reportedly exploring a dramatic political move that could see the Chareidi party support a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot, potentially ending ...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is open to talks on forming a broad coalition government but only if he stays prime minister and Arab parties are excluded.
Israel’s election appeared deadlocked on Tuesday, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot ...
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