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Netanyahu, Eisenkot camps clash over Israel election projections
Despite narrower exit poll figures, opposition leaders insisted the result was a defeat for the government.
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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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