Israel election too close to call as exit polls put Eisenkot bloc slightly ahead of Netanyahu
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Israel’s election on Tuesday was too close to call after historic turnout and record participation by Israeli Arab voters. Exit polls gave the opposition bloc led by former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot a slight Knesset seat lead over Benjamin Netanyahu’s right and far-right coalition, though Likud was the largest party. Arab parties may win up to 18 seats as kingmakers; coalition talks could take weeks and Netanyahu may lack the support to form a government.
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