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Israel's election ends in deadlock as final results show no clear winner

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A recent Israeli election resulted in a political deadlock where opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot's bloc and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition were virtually tied, leaving no clear winner. This outcome suggests a significant setback for Netanyahu's government and may require weeks of further negotiations to form a new administration, as confirmed by exit polls and projections cited in the report.

Key points

• The Israeli election concluded with a deadlock between Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc and Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, leaving neither side with a clear path to power.
• Exit polls and projections indicated a potential setback for Netanyahu's coalition, with the possibility of weeks of political wrangling to form a government.

Context

This finding is based on exit polls and projections cited in a report by FRANCE 24's Jerusalem correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky, indicating a significant setback for Netanyahu's coalition.

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Evidence is limited to exit polls and projections cited in a report by FRANCE 24, with no additional background or data provided.

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