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The two blocs that won the Israeli election failed to secure a majority of 61 seats: Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, Eisenkot’s bloc won 48, and the two Arab lists won 19. Although Arab lawmakers’ support would raise the number of Eisenkot’s supporters to 67, the parties refuse to include them in the government. This comes amid conditions set by Eisenkot, including recognition of Israel as a Jewish state and military or civilian service for everyone. Observers say the exclusion of Arab parties, despite their electoral weight, is the main reason efforts to form a government have stalled—and that the country may be heading into a prolonged political crisis.
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