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Netanyahu and his allies lose their parliamentary majority in Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu remains in charge, but coalition talks are expected to be challenging. The president will assign someone to form a government next week. If no one can do so, a new election could be held early next year. Netanyahu's party has made unsubstantiated claims about election interference
The Hill
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Both outlets foreground the same basic frame: Netanyahu’s bloc has lost its majority and coalition talks are expected to be difficult. France 24 emphasizes the range of parties involved in those talks, naming ultra-Orthodox Jewish, secular, and Arab-led groups, while the Associated Press adds procedural detail about the president assigning someone to form a government next week and says only AP mentions unsubstantiated election-interference claims by Netanyahu’s party.
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