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House of Saud reports that Israel's election is deadlocked at 53-48, leaving any decision on a strike against Iran to the caretaker government.
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The Wall Street Journal lists an opinion piece titled “Israel Votes for Hope.”
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Avigdor Lieberman calls for a national unity government in Israel as vote counting does not establish a majority.
أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل
The Times of Israel reports that Netanyahu and Smotrich are to meet to coordinate efforts after the election.
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The Institute for Policy Studies publishes a video discussing Israel’s election results and their implications for Gaza, Iran and the United States.
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The report says US military movements are taking place in the Negev but does not specify their nature or reason.
أخبار جوجل – الأردن
Israel renews a ban on an Al-Aqsa imam, while Islamic Waqf officials warn that their authority at the site is shrinking.
Al Jazeera English
The article discusses voting by the Palestinian Arab community in Israel’s recent elections, citing announced non-final results.
القدس العربي
Gadi Eisenkot says he will advance a draft law and an October 7 inquiry; Yair Golan meets Eisenkot, Yair Lapid and Mansour Abbas, who says a minority government is unlikely.
The Times of Israel
The item is titled “Israel Elections” and provides no further details.
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The Jerusalem Post publishes an opinion article arguing that Arab participation in Israel’s government should be welcomed.
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A report says Israel is investigating suspected foreign interference in an election, while Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot remain deadlocked.
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Western governments hope Israel's election will shift policy in the West Bank and Gaza; a diplomat tells Haaretz that countries opposing punitive measures against Israel may struggle without a shift.
Haaretz
Alhurra describes Israel’s election as inconclusive.
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Haaretz reports an election deadlock in Israel, with Europe waiting and Donald Trump weighing his options.
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Asharq News reports increased Arab voter turnout in Israel's elections.
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Channel 12 reports that United Torah Judaism is considering abstaining from votes to support a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot, while military conscription remains an obstacle to an agreement.
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The New York Times publishes an opinion piece in which four writers discuss Israel’s election results and what may follow.
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Alhurra publishes a report asking what comes next in Israel's election process.
أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل
A DW News report discusses Israel's election and what it may mean for Palestinians in Gaza.
Google News – Gaza
The Wall Street Journal reports that the United States is moving an additional Patriot missile battery to Israel.
أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل
Al Jazeera Net publishes a report about accusations of a Qatari role in Israeli political disputes.
أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل · أخبار جوجل – قطر
The Times of Israel publishes a blog post titled “Whose Votes Count in Israel?”
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A Jewish Link article discusses four Israeli elections.
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Yair Golan meets the head of the United Arab List as part of efforts to form a change government.
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Haaretz reports that Benjamin Netanyahu urged Palestinian citizens of Israel to vote for him in previous elections, telling them they could enter government.
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Protesters urge Gadi Eisenkot to form a government backed by Arab parties; Abbas and Golan discuss partnership, while Jabareen says he is ready to help replace Netanyahu.
Haaretz
Al-Monitor reports that Israel’s Arab parties may help replace Benjamin Netanyahu following election gains.
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A report says Israeli authorities are investigating says of election interference.
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A poll reported by The Jerusalem Post finds that most opposition voters support a government led by Gadi Eisenkot that includes Ra'am.
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Al Jazeera reports that Jewish Israeli political blocs reject Palestinian support and quotes the phrase “Arab voice doesn’t count.”
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Israeli Democrats leader Yair Golan meets an Arab party leader, saying the meeting aims to speed formation of an alternative government after Netanyahu's bloc falls short of a majority.
Anadolu Agency
Israel completes its election count: more than 5.7 million people voted, 25,789 ballots were disqualified and 306,679 votes went to parties below the threshold.
Haaretz
Israel completes its election count: more than 5.7 million people voted, 25,789 ballots were disqualified, and 306,679 votes went to parties below the threshold.
Haaretz
An IDF soldier has been indicted for allegedly spying for Iran and leaking military secrets.
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Haaretz says Israel's opposition has enough support to oust Benjamin Netanyahu but faces a choice over excluding Arab parties or pursuing his removal.
Haaretz
Al Jazeera reports that Israeli political blocs reject Palestinian voters’ support, although their votes could affect Israel’s political future.
Al Jazeera English
Haaretz reports coalition lawmakers seek a new Israeli election over fraud says; an unnamed lawmaker urges supporters to arm themselves, warning of clashes with Arab Israelis if votes are invalidated.
Haaretz
The head of Israel's election committee requests an investigation from Shin Bet regarding suspicions of foreign interference in the elections.
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Haaretz reports that election results in Kiryat Shmona and Netivot align with spring interviews in which some voters said they would not switch to Eisenkot’s party.
Haaretz