Netanyahu bloc leads Israeli polls after 50 per cent of votes counted: Committee

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Netanyahu bloc leads Israeli polls after 50 per cent of votes counted: Committee

The camp of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was ahead of the opposition on Wednesday after 50 percent of votes were counted in Israel's pivotal general election, figures from the Central Elections Committee showed. After 50.1 percent of ballots were counted, Netanyahu's bloc was projected to win »»»

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Huffington Post Stati Uniti d'America 27.10. 23:08

Israeli Exit Polls Show Election Deadlock, No Clear Path To Power

Israel’s election appeared deadlocked on Tuesday, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot showing a clear path to power. JERUSALEM, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Israel’s election appeared deadlocked on Tuesday with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenk»»»

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TheStraitsTimes Singapore 27.10. 22:07

Exit polls indicate deadlock in Israel’s election

JERUSALEM - Israel’s election appeared to end in deadlock on Oct 27, exit polls showed, leaving neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot with a clear path to forming a government and raising the prospect of prolonged coalition bargaining or another election. The stalemate c»»»

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Daily Mail Gran Bretagna 27.10. 21:09

Polls close in Israel after 'record voter turnout' in election

Benjamin Netanyahu's political future hangs in the balance as polls closed tonight in the Israeli election. The latest polls published on Friday ahead of today's voting suggest the 77-year-old, who has been in power for four years, is almost neck-and-neck with his main rival Gadi Eisenkot. The elec»»»

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