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Israel election: There's no clear winner

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Briefings

Israel's Knesset election results show no clear winner as the Central Elections Committee tallies votes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp is narrowly ahead of the opposition with more than 60% of ballots counted, but the results are partial and could change. Both leading candidates for the prime minister's office traded barbs in their speeches after polls closed. The article reports on the ongoing counting process in Jerusalem.

Key points

• The Central Elections Committee continues to count votes in the Knesset, with more than 60% of ballots tallied.
• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp is narrowly ahead of the opposition but still short of a clear majority.

Context

Israel's Knesset election results show no clear winner as the Central Elections Committee tallies votes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp is narrowly ahead of the opposition with more than 60% of ballots counted, but the results are partial and could change. Both leading candidates for the prime minister's office traded barbs in their speeches after polls closed. The article reports on the ongoing counting process in Jerusalem.

Limitations

Results are partial and could change as the Central Elections Committee continues to count votes. No final winner has emerged so far, and the article does not provide additional background on the election context or impact.

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