Situation at a Glance: Netanyahu at the Top of the Election - but without a Majority
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Is Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu still in power? Or is there a change of government? Despite the unclear outcome, the political veteran is certain to win the election night – and threatens Iran.
Is Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu still in power? Or is there a change of government? Despite the unclear outcome, the political veteran is certain to win the election night – and threatens Iran.
Elections in Israel registered a 77% turnout, the highest since 1999, while the opposition sought to displace Benjamin Netanyahu from power.
Netanyahu and Eisenkot declared themselves ready to form a government in Israel, despite the fact that the polls do not yet show a clear majority.
No winner, but two volunteers to lead Israel. Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu and his rival Gadi Eisenkot, who were given equal in the general elections, but far from the majority, both said they were ready to form a government, promising intense negotiations.
Is Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu still in power? Or is there a change of government? Despite the unclear outcome, the political veteran is certain to win the election night – and threatens Iran.
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