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Hanging polls shape Israeli government
The article discusses the electoral situation in Israel ahead of the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. It highlights a fragmented party landscape and polls that do not give any party a clear majority. Results from a Maariv newspaper poll show the Yesh Atid party led by Eisenkot ahead of Likud, with both parties experiencing a decline, and the two blocs tied at around 55 seats each, along with 12 seats allocated to Arab lists. The elections are witnessing internal competition among new parties, leading to a fragmentation of votes, especially on the right, which threatens Likud's chances of achieving an outright majority—particularly if some lists fail to pass the electoral threshold. Factors such as voter turnout and wasted votes will play a crucial role in determining the final outcome, which may require complex alliances to allow one bloc to form a government. There are also expectations that the influence of Arab votes and small parties will have a flexible impact on the final scene.
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