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Israel on High Alert Ahead of Crucial Knesset Election
Israel's military is on heightened alert for Tuesday's parliamentary elections, deploying tens of thousands of soldiers and reinforcing air defenses.
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What happened
- 01Israel's military is on heightened alert ahead of Tuesday's parliamentary elections.
- 02Tens of thousands of soldiers have been deployed nationwide, with air defenses reinforced.
- 03Around 7.3 million Israelis are eligible to vote in what is considered a crucial election.
- 04Polls suggest a tight race between Gadi Eisenkot's centrist party and PM Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud.
- 05Forming a governing coalition is expected to be difficult after the election.
- 06Preliminary results are expected Tuesday evening, with final results eight days later.
Around 7.3 million voters will choose a new Knesset, with polls indicating a close race between Gadi Eisenkot's centrist party and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud. Forming a coalition is expected to be challenging, with preliminary results due Tuesday night and final results eight days later.
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