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Israeli Democracy Gets a Reprieve, But Future Uncertain
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to delay the election or disrupt voting, despite attempts. Gadi Eisenkot now needs to secure support from allies and Arab parties to form a government. The outcome suggests a potential shift in voter sentiment towards Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Benjamin Netanyahu failed to prevent the election from taking place on schedule.
- 02Netanyahu was also unsuccessful in blocking Israelis abroad from voting.
- 03Gadi Eisenkot must now persuade partners to accept his leadership.
- 04Eisenkot needs to build cooperation with Arab parties to form a government.
- 05Netanyahu is aware that some voters may not return in future elections.
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