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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Lapid Declares Netanyahu Bloc Suffered Crushing Defeat in Elections

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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

US Liberal Jewish Groups Cheer Israeli Election Results as Blow to Netanyahu

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Liberal American Jewish groups celebrated Israeli exit poll results on Tuesday, viewing them as a rebuke to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. The projections, however, left the path to forming a new government uncertain, as a key bloc fell short of a majority. J Street and New Jewish Narrative urged opposition leaders to proceed with forming a government.

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  • Liberal American Jewish groups celebrated Israeli exit poll results as a rebuke to PM Netanyahu.
  • The exit polls left the path to forming a new Israeli government uncertain.
  • Eisenkot's bloc fell short of a majority without Arab party support.
  • J Street and New Jewish Narrative urged opposition leaders to form a government.
US Liberal Jewish Groups Cheer Israeli Election Results as Blow to Netanyahu
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