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Leaders of Israel’s Change bloc are considering holding a direct election for prime minister without dissolving the Knesset, after the results failed to produce a majority: Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, the Change bloc 48, and the Arab parties 19. Disagreements have hindered efforts to form an alternative coalition, despite 67 members of the Knesset being outside Netanyahu’s bloc. Other options under consideration include limiting the prime minister to two terms or eight years in office. Such a limit could prevent Netanyahu from running again, but might raise legal and constitutional issues. Direct elections were previously held three times—in 1996, 1999 and 2001—before the system was abolished in late 2001. Restoring it would require extensive legislative amendments, and the proposals remain under discussion with no agreement reached.
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