Exit polls suggest there is no clear winner in Israel's elections. CNN's Jeremy Diamond reports from Benjamin Netanyahu's headquarters in Jerusalem and CNN's Nic Robertson is at Gadi Eisenkot's headquarters in Tel Aviv.
No clear winner as Netanyahu and Eisenkot appear short of outright victory, exit polls suggest | CNN
Exit polls suggest there is no clear winner in Israel’s elections. CNN’s Jeremy Diamond reports from Benjamin Netanyahu’s headquarters in Jerusalem and CNN’s Nic Robertson is at Gadi Eisenkot’s headquarters in Tel Aviv.
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