Election Patt in Israel: Government Formation Not in Sight
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cedarnews.netThe final result of the election in Israel does not bring a government-capable majority for any party bloc. Now the Arab parties could come to the fore. But new accusations come from the Netanyahu camp. Competitor Eisenkot responds. By Tim Aßmann.
The former Prime Minister of Israel and centre-left leader Yair Lapid said on Friday that the opposition coalition won a "point victory" in the elections held last Tuesday, after the completion of the polls to point out that the governing forces had only 53 seats in Parliament, below the 61 seats needed to win a majority. The opposition started talks on the formation of a future Cabinet, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forced a campaign …
Opposition leader Yair Lapid declared the political camp opposing Benjamin Netanyahu the winner after Tuesday's Israeli parliamentary elections. However, the number two man in the B'Jachad party asked voters for patience, as the parties face extremely difficult government formation negotiations in the absence of a clear majority, the Times of Israel reported.
Opposition parties seek common ground with aim of forming a government without Prime Minister Netanyahu
Opposition leaders hold talks following parliamentary elections that left neither main political bloc, including Netanyahu's, with majority
The final results of the Israeli elections confirmed the loss of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political camp, mostly parliamentary, paving the way for weeks of difficult negotiations with me.
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