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Netanyahu claims victory without majority, declines to call for unity gov't

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RTP Notícias
“Temos de formar um governo de direita forte" defende Benjamin Netanyahu”

O primeiro-ministro israelita, Benjamin Netanyahu, defendeu hoje ser necessário formar "um governo de direita forte" sem o apoio dos partidos árabes, durante um discurso na sede de campanha do seu partido em Jerusalém.

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Diário de Notícias
“Netanyahu defende "governo de direita, nacionalista e forte". Com 72% dos votos contados, lidera sem maioria”

O primeiro-ministro israelita, Benjamin Netanyahu, esperou mais de cinco horas depois do fecho das urnas para reagir aos resultados eleitorais (ainda parciais), defendendo que “o bloco de direita tem uma maioria clara e decisiva entre o público sionista", ignorando a minoria árabe de Israel. “Precisamos de um governo de direita, nacionalista e forte. É isso que é preciso fazer”, afirmou já de madrugada. Às 8h00 de Lisboa, com 72,4% dos votos contados, o Likud de Netanyahu está com 27 deputados…

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Haaretz
“Netanyahu claims victory without majority, declines to call for unity gov't”

As exit polls cast doubt on his path to another term, Netanyahu claimed the right-wing bloc had a decisive majority and warned against letting foreign considerations distract Israel from confronting Iran

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