Israeli election official demands probe into foreign interference claims
The fallout from Israel's inconclusive election takes another dramatic turn amid allegations of foreign interference.
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The fallout from Israel's inconclusive election takes another dramatic turn amid allegations of foreign interference.
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By sundown in Jerusalem, Israeli media outlets were reporting Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud as the largest party, but falling short of an overall majority.
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Early exit polling and results show incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc in a near neck-and-neck race with the opposition, with neither group securing enough seats to form government.