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Writer Mamoun Abu Amer said the strong return of Arab voters to the ballot boxes had unleashed what he called a “political tsunami.” He said campaigns of doubt and accusation were aimed at isolating the Arab vote and limiting its influence over the formation of the government—potentially serving Benjamin Netanyahu. Abu Amer added that, in his estimation, the right had lost four to five seats because of parties that failed to clear the electoral threshold; had their votes been combined, Netanyahu’s bloc might have risen from 53 seats to around 58. He said there were no conclusive signs that Netanyahu could overturn the election results, though he might continue to apply pressure, cast doubt on them, and challenge their legitimacy.
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