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Opinion | The Global Right Had A Problem. Israel And Brazil Just Made It Bigger
Brazil's presidential runoff has delivered a consequential verdict on the country's political trajectory. Incumbent President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva of the Workers' Party secured a historic fourth, non-consecutive term, defeating far-right Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. Lula won 51.79% of the vote, approximately...
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What Israel's Election Deadlock Means For India, Iran And Gaza
For India, the partnership will be tested less by who sits in the prime minister's chair than by how both countries steer through a rough neighbourhood.
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Five Ways Out Of Israel's Political Deadlock, Most Are In Netanyahu's Favour
The fragmented outcome sets the stage for difficult negotiations to form a government that could last weeks, as deep-rooted political and ideological divisions make any seemingly straightforward coalition almost impossible.
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Opinion | Netanyahu May Have Found A Way To Lose - And Still Rule
History often repeats itself in Israel, and you just can't write off Netanyahu.
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From 'Intifada' To Kingmaker: Israel's Arab Parties' Momentum Post Hamas Attack
The Arab community is made up of Muslims, Christians and Druze, although the Druze have their own political dynamics and many have long supported parties led by Jews.
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"Won By Not Losing": How Netanyahu Will Still Wield Power In Israel
Netanyahu's bloc lost seats and fell short of the 61 needed to govern alone, but Eisenkot's camp also lacked a viable route to power without the support of Arab parties.
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Why Uncertain Israel Election May Keep Donald Trump On Edge
Netanyahu is the longest-serving Israel PM and the only one the US president has ever worked with.
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No Clear Majority, Record Arab Votes And A Dilemma For Israel's Opposition
Preliminary figures give Netanyahu's Likud-led bloc 53 seats in the 120-member Knesset. Eisenkot's opposition bloc has 48. Arab-led parties are projected to take a record 19. To form a government, the coalition needs at least 61 seats.
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How Victory Of Netanyahu's Rival Eisenkot Could Change Course Of Iran War
Eisenkot, who favoured war in the past, said he supports Trump's policy of "peace through strength" and that his policy of economic pressure has a better chance of giving the Islamic Republic "a sense of defeat" than a renewed military campaign.
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'No Question Of Arab Parties-Backed Government': Netanyahu Amid Deadlock
The speech was short by Netanyahu's standards, and he did not directly claim victory, only noting that his Likud was projected to be the largest single party.
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Netanyahu's Bloc Ahead Of Opposition, But Falls Short Of Majority: Exit Polls
Israel's Kan 11 and Channel 13 news networks' exit polls show the two rival blocs projected to win 51 seats each, and Arab parties won about 18.
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Netanyahu Rival Gadi Eisenkot Hopes To Form Government As Opposition Gains Ground
Israel Election: Opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot said early Wednesday said Israel had chosen change after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and that he would seek to form a new government.
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Gadi Eisenkot: The Man Who Could Bring Benjamin Netanyahu's Long Rule To An End
Serious and unassuming, Gadi Eisenkot is in many ways the opposite of Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, who has flawless American-accented English and is ever ready with headline-grabbing soundbites on US television or social media.
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Israel Election Results Live: Arab Parties Emerge Kingmakers After Vote Counting In Israel: Local Media
Israel Election Results Live: Benjamin Netanyahu, greeting cheering supporters on Wednesday morning, called for a "strong government of the right" and said the "Jewish and Zionist majority must unite".
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Netanyahu Lacks Majority, Israel Opposition Has Edge, Show 1st Exit Polls
Israel Election: Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest serving prime minister who has led the country for nearly two decades, had run on promises to fight enemies from Hamas to Iran and had spent election day raising fears of the strength of Israeli Arab voters.
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Opinion | The Global Right Had A Problem. Israel And Brazil Just Made It Bigger
Brazil's presidential runoff has delivered a consequential verdict on the country's political trajectory. Incumbent President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva of the Workers' Party secured a historic fourth, non-consecutive term, defeating far-right Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. Lula won 51.79% of the vote, approximately...
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What Israel's Election Deadlock Means For India, Iran And Gaza
For India, the partnership will be tested less by who sits in the prime minister's chair than by how both countries steer through a rough neighbourhood.
-
Five Ways Out Of Israel's Political Deadlock, Most Are In Netanyahu's Favour
The fragmented outcome sets the stage for difficult negotiations to form a government that could last weeks, as deep-rooted political and ideological divisions make any seemingly straightforward coalition almost impossible.
-
Opinion | Netanyahu May Have Found A Way To Lose - And Still Rule
History often repeats itself in Israel, and you just can't write off Netanyahu.
-
From 'Intifada' To Kingmaker: Israel's Arab Parties' Momentum Post Hamas Attack
The Arab community is made up of Muslims, Christians and Druze, although the Druze have their own political dynamics and many have long supported parties led by Jews.
-
"Won By Not Losing": How Netanyahu Will Still Wield Power In Israel
Netanyahu's bloc lost seats and fell short of the 61 needed to govern alone, but Eisenkot's camp also lacked a viable route to power without the support of Arab parties.
-
Why Uncertain Israel Election May Keep Donald Trump On Edge
Netanyahu is the longest-serving Israel PM and the only one the US president has ever worked with.
-
No Clear Majority, Record Arab Votes And A Dilemma For Israel's Opposition
Preliminary figures give Netanyahu's Likud-led bloc 53 seats in the 120-member Knesset. Eisenkot's opposition bloc has 48. Arab-led parties are projected to take a record 19. To form a government, the coalition needs at least 61 seats.
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How Victory Of Netanyahu's Rival Eisenkot Could Change Course Of Iran War
Eisenkot, who favoured war in the past, said he supports Trump's policy of "peace through strength" and that his policy of economic pressure has a better chance of giving the Islamic Republic "a sense of defeat" than a renewed military campaign.
-
'No Question Of Arab Parties-Backed Government': Netanyahu Amid Deadlock
The speech was short by Netanyahu's standards, and he did not directly claim victory, only noting that his Likud was projected to be the largest single party.
-
Netanyahu's Bloc Ahead Of Opposition, But Falls Short Of Majority: Exit Polls
Israel's Kan 11 and Channel 13 news networks' exit polls show the two rival blocs projected to win 51 seats each, and Arab parties won about 18.
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Netanyahu Rival Gadi Eisenkot Hopes To Form Government As Opposition Gains Ground
Israel Election: Opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot said early Wednesday said Israel had chosen change after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and that he would seek to form a new government.
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Gadi Eisenkot: The Man Who Could Bring Benjamin Netanyahu's Long Rule To An End
Serious and unassuming, Gadi Eisenkot is in many ways the opposite of Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, who has flawless American-accented English and is ever ready with headline-grabbing soundbites on US television or social media.
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Israel Election Results Live: Arab Parties Emerge Kingmakers After Vote Counting In Israel: Local Media
Israel Election Results Live: Benjamin Netanyahu, greeting cheering supporters on Wednesday morning, called for a "strong government of the right" and said the "Jewish and Zionist majority must unite".
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Netanyahu Lacks Majority, Israel Opposition Has Edge, Show 1st Exit Polls
Israel Election: Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest serving prime minister who has led the country for nearly two decades, had run on promises to fight enemies from Hamas to Iran and had spent election day raising fears of the strength of Israeli Arab voters.
