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'Israeli president trying to form unity govt: They will not need Arab parties nor Orthodox parties'

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Oliver Farry is pleased to welcome Tamar Sebok, correspondent for the Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth based in France. In an Israeli election marked by political uncertainty, unusually high voter participation and a significant mobilisation of Arab voters, the struggle for power extends far beyond th

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Both outlets frame the story around coalition arithmetic and the role of Arab parties in a closely contested Israeli election. France 24 uses the quoted line about the president trying to form a unity government and says the contest is marked by political uncertainty, high turnout and mobilised Arab voters. Al Jazeera, by contrast, foregrounds a question about why Arab parties may not be the “kingmakers,” and says exit poll projections suggest a bloc with Arab parties could potentially unseat Bibi.

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