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First reported by The Washington Times (Lean right); 2 outlets over 32h.
The Washington Times · +32h New York Post
Ballots are still being counted in Israel as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies are on track to win the most seats in parliament — but fall short of holding the majority, with no clear winner in sight.
Read at nypost.com →A loss by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tuesday's Israeli elections could mean a cooling of domestic political polarization in Washington. But the U.S. security relationship with Israel is unlikely to change whether Mr. Netanyahu remains in office or not.
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