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The near-final results of the 26th Knesset election gave Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc 53 seats, the Zionist opposition 48, and the two Arab lists 19; no single bloc won the 61 seats needed to form a government. Turnout reached 77.7%, compared with 70.6% in the 2022 election, while Arab turnout was estimated at around 80%. Likud remained the largest party with 27 seats, while Yashar led the opposition forces with 21. The options under consideration include an alternative government backed by Arab parties, a unity government, or parties switching between blocs. But disagreements over leadership and coalition partners are hampering efforts to reach an agreement, and failed negotiations could lead to another election.
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