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Israel votes in highest turnout in decades; exit polls show deadlock between Netanyahu bloc and Eisenkot
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Israeli voters turned out in record numbers in a closely watched election, with exit polls indicating a deadlock between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc and his main rival, Eisenkot. Turnout skyrocketed as Netanyahu's political fate hung in the balance. Exit polls from non-mainstream networks diverged wildly, with one projecting 60 seats for the Prime Minister's bloc, while other polls suggested no clear winner. The high turnout reflects intense public engagement in an election seen as pivotal for the country's direction.
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Voter Turnout
- Israelis vote in their highest numbers in decades in pivotal elections — NPR
- Israeli election turnout skyrockets with Netanyahu's fate on the line — The Washington Post
Exit Polls
- Three more exit polls by non-mainstream networks diverge wildly, with one projecting 60 seats for PM's bloc — The Times of Israel
- Live: Israeli exit polls indicate deadlock in pivotal election as Netanyahu faces main rival Eisenkot — Reuters
Race Overview
- Netanyahu is locked in a tight race for reelection in Israel. Here's what to know as Israel votes — AP News
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Israel election ends in deadlock as Netanyahu's Likud leads but rival bloc holds edge