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Israel election appears to have no clear winner with Netanyahu, opponent Eisenkot far short of majorities
Exit polls show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's alliance and Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc both well off the numbers needed to form a governing majority.
Associated Press
What the coverage shows
All outlets converge on the election looking deadlocked, with Netanyahu and the opposing bloc both short of a governing majority. The framing diverges in the seat projections: France 24 first says the opposition had a narrow edge and Likud was the largest single party, then later says the blocs were at 52 to 50; The Guardian US and Al Jazeera both emphasize the uncertainty and the possibility of a tie, while Al Jazeera alone highlights projected gains for Arab parties and record turnout among Palestinian citizens.
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