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Israel’s election won’t change the fundamentals of war and peace in the Middle East

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“Israel’s election won’t change the fundamentals of war and peace in the Middle East”

The counting is almost over. The result of Israel’s first election since the October 7th massacre three years ago is, as polls suggested, inconclusive. On the face of things, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and his wider coalition is closest to a majority with around 53 of the 120 Knesset (Parliament) seats. The centrist bloc around ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot has around 48 seats. Weeks of horse trading with smaller parties lie ahead. Even if a fragile coalition is stitched together, it…

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