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Israeli Government Scenarios Post-Election
The article discusses the potential scenarios for forming the Israeli government after the October 27 elections. It is expected that the results will be close, making the formation of a ruling coalition challenging. The main scenarios include: forming a coalition government supported by 61 seats, or a minority government relying on the support of members from Arab parties, or a national unity government that excludes the far-right parties, or a deadlock leading the country back to new elections. The discussion mainly centers on Benjamin Netanyahu's prospects for forming a government, with chances appearing balanced between the right-wing coalition and the opposition. A national or unity government are considered possible options, although most parties are unlikely to form a government alone due to divisions within Israeli politics. If all these scenarios fail, Israel will have to return to new elections, after experiencing four electoral processes over the past two years.
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