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Israeli affairs expert Ahmad Shadid said that, in his view, Benjamin Netanyahu’s talk of “seven fronts” was a way to keep Israelis on tenterhooks and rally them around him after the events of October 7. He said voters had shown a shift away from right-wing policies. He noted that Likud won 27 seats, compared with the roughly 20 predicted by polls, while Shas fell from 12 seats to six, with votes shifting to Gadi Eisenkot’s party. He said Netanyahu’s efforts to persuade Eisenkot to join a unity government amounted to an implicit admission of defeat to him and reflected a shift in Israel’s political landscape.
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