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Historian Johnny Mansour said Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc lacks the majority needed to form the Israeli government, despite Likud leading with 27 seats. His bloc won 53 seats, compared with 48 for the Change bloc, which could reach 67 with support from the Arab parties; 61 seats are needed for a majority. Gadi Eisenkot’s task is complicated by the conditions he has set for Arab parties’ participation, including recognition of the state as Jewish, acceptance of the Declaration of Independence, military conscription, and designating Hamas as a terrorist organization. Mansour said the Arab parties were likely to reject these conditions as currently formulated. He said the United Arab List could become a coalition partner or provide parliamentary support, and that forming a government would depend on the Change bloc’s ability to reach an understanding with it.
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