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Israeli election: PM loses a significant number of seats since 2022 election

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Briefings

Following Wednesday's Israeli vote count, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition appears to have lost a significant number of seats compared to the 2022 election. France 24's Angela Diffley reports on these changes, though specific seat counts are not detailed in the provided text.

Key points

• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition lost a significant number of seats following the Wednesday vote count.
• Exit polls prior to the election showed no clear winner, complicating the political landscape.

Context

Israel held pivotal elections where exit polls indicated no single clear winner. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc is now facing a seat loss compared to the 2022 election.

Limitations

Specific seat counts and the exact number of seats lost are not provided in the source evidence. The article relies on France 24's reporting, which may vary in detail.

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