Netanyahu wins largest share of vote but falls short of majority as Israel faces political deadlock
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Key context: <p>With 84.5% of polling stations counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition is projected to win 54 seats, compared with 49 for Gadi Eisenkot's bloc and 17 for Arab parties, raising the prospect of prolonged coalition negotiations or fresh elections</p> <p>The post <a href="https://en.protothema.gr/2026/10/28/netanyahu-wins-largest-share-of-vote-but-falls-short-of-majority-as-israel-faces-political-deadlock/">Netanyahu wins largest share of vote but falls short of majority as Israel faces political deadlock</a> appeared first on <a href="https://en.protothema.gr">ProtoThema English</a>.</p> This development from en.protothema.gr highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
With 84.5% of polling stations counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition is projected to win 54 seats, compared with 49 for Gadi Eisenkot's bloc and 17 for Arab parties, raising the prospect of prolonged coalition negotiations or fresh elections The post Netanyahu wins largest share of vote but falls short of majority as Israel faces political deadlock appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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