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Israel Election Exit Polls Show Deadlock, No Clear Majority for Either Bloc
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Exit polls from Israel's election show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc and the opposition bloc in a deadlock, with neither projected to win the 61 seats required for a Knesset majority. Arab parties are expected to hold a significant number of seats, potentially influencing coalition formation. The high voter turnout marks the highest since 1973, and the political uncertainty could lead to further negotiations or another election.
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- Exit polls show neither Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition bloc securing a 61-seat Knesset majority.
- Netanyahu's bloc is projected to win approximately 50 seats, while the opposition bloc is expected to win 50-53 seats.
- Arab parties are predicted to win 17-18 seats, potentially playing a pivotal role in coalition negotiations.
- Gadi Eisenkot has rejected serving under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, complicating unity government prospects.
- Voter turnout reached its highest level since at least 1973.
- The election deadlock could lead to a minority government or another election.
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