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Israel’s Change bloc is considering a return to the direct election of the prime minister—without dissolving the Knesset or holding new elections—as a way to break the deadlock and overcome the difficulty of agreeing on a government with the support of Arab parties. The proposal followed results showing 53 seats for Netanyahu’s bloc, 48 for the Change bloc and 19 for the Arab parties, amid disagreements within the Change camp over cooperation with them. Legally, a majority of votes cast in the Knesset may be enough to form a government, but a direct election alone would not guarantee a parliamentary majority or a stable government. The proposal remains under discussion.
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