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The Israeli elections produced a parliament with no clear majority: Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, opposition Jewish parties won 48, and Arab parties won 19. This makes forming a government complicated and leaves Netanyahu at the head of a caretaker government until a candidate is tasked with forming a coalition. Several countries are watching how the deadlock affects issues involving Iran, Gaza, and relations with the Palestinians. Mahmoud Abbas called for negotiations to resume, while Germany warned against delaying humanitarian measures in Gaza. Meanwhile, right-wing accusations that Arab parties had “stolen the election,” along with incitement against Arab citizens, intensified. Mossad also joined the Shin Bet investigation into suspected foreign interference. Officials said the sums being reported were exaggerated and that the incidents were unlikely to affect the overall results.
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