Israel’s final election results give neither Netanyahu nor the opposition a majority
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Weeks of negotiations to build a majority coalition and name a prime minister likely lie ahead, with another election possible if they fail
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Israel’s final election results give neither Netanyahu nor the opposition a majority. Weeks of negotiations to build a majority coalition and name a prime minister likely lie ahead, with another election possible if they fail Covered by 1 publications. The Globe and Mail: Israel’s final election results give neither Netanyahu nor the opposition a majority.
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- The Globe and Mail Canada Israel’s final election results give neither Netanyahu nor the opposition a majority Weeks of negotiations to build a majority coalition and name a prime minister likely lie ahead, with another election possible if they fail 7 h ago · Tier 3
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