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Although Benjamin Netanyahu’s party came out on top in the election, his bloc has only 53 seats—eight short of the required majority. His rivals could theoretically muster a majority from Jewish and Arab parties, so his victory does not guarantee the formation of a stable government. A *Times of Israel* analysis suggests that his allegations of fraud and interference, particularly against the Arab parties that won 19 seats, could pave the way for a new election—or reflect his awareness that his coalition is falling apart, amid disputes with ultra-Orthodox parties over military conscription. Netanyahu may remain prime minister without a majority coalition or the ability to pass legislation, which explains why he is acting like a politician under siege, not a victor.
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