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Small Right-Wing Parties Could Sway Tight Israeli Election
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By Ravit Hecht
First reported by The Times of Israel · 10 hours ago
What happened
Three small right-wing factions have become crucial 'wild cards' in a tightening Israeli election, potentially determining the outcome and the ability of larger parties to form a coalition government.
- 01Three small right-wing factions are key 'wild cards' in the upcoming Israeli election.
- 02Polls show the election race is very tight.
- 03These factions could influence coalition government formation.
- 04Their electoral success may determine the next Knesset's balance of power.
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