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According to preliminary results of the Knesset election in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling right-wing bloc lacks the seats needed to form a government. After 85% of ballots have been counted, it has 53 seats out of 120, while Ra’am and the Joint List have 19, which could give Arab parties their best result in history.
After 57% of ballots were counted, the bloc of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has 55 of 120 seats in the Knesset and is still short of a majority. Forming a government requires 61 seats.
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After 84.5% of ballots were counted, the bloc of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is leading in the parliamentary election: according to preliminary data, the coalition is getting 54 seats in the Knesset versus 49 for Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc. Neither camp has yet won the 61 mandates needed to form a government; official results are expected in early November.
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According to exit polls after Tuesday’s parliamentary elections in Israel, neither Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor the camp of former IDF Chief of Staff and leader of the «Yashar» party Gadi Eisenkot is winning a majority in the 120-seat Knesset. At the same time, Eisenkot’s bloc is slightly ahead of Netanyahu’s coalition in the number of seats.
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