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What now? Israel's three post-election scenarios

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Haaretz
“What now? Israel's three post-election scenarios”

With neither bloc securing a majority without Arab support, Israel faces three possible paths, one increasingly unlikely. As counting continues, Netanyahu may yet find a way to stay in power

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RTP Notícias
“Três cenários em Israel depois das eleições legislativas”

O bloco de Eisenkot pode vir a formar governo se juntar à coligação os partidos árabes. Em cima da mesa estão três cenários possíveis.

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Público
“Eleições em Israel: os três cenários mais prováveis depois do impasse”

Não há nenhum modo claro para qualquer um dos blocos ter uma maioria, algo que acontece também pela recusa em se aliarem com partidos árabes.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Israel election results signal political deadlock , raising three possible post-election scenarios”

With neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot securing a parliamentary majority, Israel faces three possible outcomes: an opposition coalition, a unity government, or another election.

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