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Muted mood on Tel Aviv's streets as voters react to Israel's election exit polls

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“Muted mood on Tel Aviv's streets as voters react to Israel's election exit polls”

Exit polls in Israel's election project both political blocs short of a governing coalition, dampening celebrations in Tel Aviv. While anti-Netanyahu activists rallied at Habima Square, the results suggest protracted coalition negotiations ahead

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