Israeli Exit Polls Indicate Deadlock and Setback for Netanyahu
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The recent Israeli election, marked by a near-record turnout of 77.7 percent, represents the first vote since the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, 2023. Early exit polls suggest a deadlock and a setback for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reflecting the wartime judgment of Israeli voters.
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