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Israel election may lead to deadlock, minority or unity government: Experts
A political party or coalition of parties must secure support of 61 lawmakers needed for a majority in the 120-member Knesset, Israel's parliament. Senior Israeli journalist and political commentator Yaron Deckel outlined three possible scenarios, saying the outcome would depend on the final seat tally and the ability of rival camps to secure support from smaller parties, including Arab-led groups.
A victory of Netanyahu, triumph of the opposition, minority government or godfather: Israeli experts say how the election could go out in their country, and what that means for the ruling long-term prime minister.
Nearly 7.3 million Israelis are called to the polls this October 27th. Overview of this important election in 5 questions.
The elections on Tuesday 27 October could leave the two main blocs without a majority. Coalition, minority government, national union or new elections: four issues are possible.
From the minority government to the broad understanding: that country will emerge from the most important election of the last thirty years
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