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According to the article, the U.S. elections showed a rise in progressive Democratic currents that criticize the occupation and oppose unconditional support for Israel, placing Donald Trump’s administration under mounting political and legislative pressure. In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition won 53 seats, compared with 48 for Gadi Eisenkot’s coalition; Arab lists secured 19 seats, while the left-wing Democrats Party fell to 8 seats, or 6.6 percent. The article argues that the two Israeli camps are converging in their rejection of a Palestinian state, despite their differences over forming a government, and that the conditions imposed on Arab parties reflect their exclusion from political participation. It warns that failure to form a government or an escalation in the confrontation with Iran could worsen instability, while prospects for a settlement and a two-state solution continue to diminish.
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