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What's next as Israel sees no clear winner with 88% of votes counted

Outlet: CBS News · Published 29/10/2026 00:33 UTC

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In Israel, 88% of the votes have been counted, but neither Benjamin Netanyahu's party nor his main opposition, Gadi Eisenkot, has enough seats to form a majority coalition. Jon Alterman from CSIS has more.

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    In Israel, 88% of the votes have been counted, but neither Benjamin Netanyahu's party nor his main opposition, Gadi Eisenkot, has enough seats to form a majority coalition. Jon Alterman from CSIS, CSIS has more.

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https://www.cbsnews.com/video/whats-next-israel-no-clear-winner-votes-counted/
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29/10/2026 00:33 UTC
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