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Israel's Netanyahu Secures Majority In Parliament, Close To Form Government
Israel's incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secured a parliamentary majority on Thursday after his Likud party said it had reached an agreement with the Jewish ultra-Orthodox Shas party.
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"Huge Win For Right": Netanyahu After Exit Polls Predict Party's Victory
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel's election Tuesday marked a "huge win" for the right, after his Likud party was projected to have won the most seats, giving him a path to a majority.
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Israel's Netanyahu Claims Election Win That Defied "All Expectations"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed "a giant victory" in elections Tuesday, boasting that his right-wing Likud party had defied "all expectations" in the country's third vote in less than a year.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu Declares Victory In Ruling Party Leadership Primary
Embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared victory in a leadership primary in his right-wing Likud party Friday, ensuring he will lead it into March elections.
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After Benjamin Netanyahu's Indictment, Rival Seeks His Party's Help To Become PM
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's centrist rival Benny Gantz Saturday urged leaders of the premier's Likud party to join him in forming a government after their chief's indictment on corruption charges.
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Israel's Arabs Could Lead Parliamentary Opposition, In A Historic First
Israel's Arab parties are set to be the largest non-ruling bloc in parliament - and could even lead the opposition - if a national unity government emerges from Tuesday's election.
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Facebook Blocks Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu's Chatbot On Election Day
Election in Israel: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at Facebook on Tuesday after the social network blocked a "chatbot" from his right-wing Likud party's account for violating election day rules.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Should Be Charged For Bribery, Say Israeli Police. What Happens Next
Benjamin Netanyahu is the dominant Israeli politician of his generation. On the domestic and international stage, no rival comes close to the veteran Likud Party leader known widely as "Bibi".
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Majority Winner Benjamin Netanyahu Apologises to Arab Israelis
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who won majority support Monday from newly elected MPs to form Israel's next government, apologised for saying Arabs were voting in "droves" in comments that drew US condemnation.
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Results Confirm Big Win for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud
Results released by Israel's Central Elections Committee today confirmed a big win for the rightwing Likud party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the centre-left Zionist Union.
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In 3-Day Push, Benjamin Netanyahu Draws Right-Wing Votes and Captures Israel Election
As the dust settles on a dramatic election, the immediate questions are how Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu managed to stage such a fierce comeback, why the opposition fell short and what it means for Israel, the Palestinians and the world.
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Israel Voters Chose 'Occupation' Not Talks, Say Palestinians
The Palestinians slammed Israelis today for voting for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rightwing Likud party, saying they had chosen "occupation and settlement building" over peace talks.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Hopes to Form New Israeli Government 'in 2-3 Weeks'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hopes to form a new government within weeks after defying the polls to seal a clear election win, his rightwing Likud party said today.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Sweeps Past Main Challenger in Israeli Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party swept past its main rival, the centre-left Zionist Union, after nearly all votes were counted in Israel's election today.
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Preliminary Israeli Vote Count Puts Benjamin Netanyahu in Lead With 24 Percent
With around 70 per cent of votes counted in Israel's election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party was leading early today with 23.73 per cent, the Central Elections Committee said.
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Israel's Netanyahu Secures Majority In Parliament, Close To Form Government
Israel's incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secured a parliamentary majority on Thursday after his Likud party said it had reached an agreement with the Jewish ultra-Orthodox Shas party.
-
"Huge Win For Right": Netanyahu After Exit Polls Predict Party's Victory
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel's election Tuesday marked a "huge win" for the right, after his Likud party was projected to have won the most seats, giving him a path to a majority.
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Israel's Netanyahu Claims Election Win That Defied "All Expectations"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed "a giant victory" in elections Tuesday, boasting that his right-wing Likud party had defied "all expectations" in the country's third vote in less than a year.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu Declares Victory In Ruling Party Leadership Primary
Embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared victory in a leadership primary in his right-wing Likud party Friday, ensuring he will lead it into March elections.
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After Benjamin Netanyahu's Indictment, Rival Seeks His Party's Help To Become PM
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's centrist rival Benny Gantz Saturday urged leaders of the premier's Likud party to join him in forming a government after their chief's indictment on corruption charges.
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Israel's Arabs Could Lead Parliamentary Opposition, In A Historic First
Israel's Arab parties are set to be the largest non-ruling bloc in parliament - and could even lead the opposition - if a national unity government emerges from Tuesday's election.
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Facebook Blocks Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu's Chatbot On Election Day
Election in Israel: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at Facebook on Tuesday after the social network blocked a "chatbot" from his right-wing Likud party's account for violating election day rules.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Should Be Charged For Bribery, Say Israeli Police. What Happens Next
Benjamin Netanyahu is the dominant Israeli politician of his generation. On the domestic and international stage, no rival comes close to the veteran Likud Party leader known widely as "Bibi".
-
Majority Winner Benjamin Netanyahu Apologises to Arab Israelis
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who won majority support Monday from newly elected MPs to form Israel's next government, apologised for saying Arabs were voting in "droves" in comments that drew US condemnation.
-
Results Confirm Big Win for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud
Results released by Israel's Central Elections Committee today confirmed a big win for the rightwing Likud party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the centre-left Zionist Union.
-
In 3-Day Push, Benjamin Netanyahu Draws Right-Wing Votes and Captures Israel Election
As the dust settles on a dramatic election, the immediate questions are how Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu managed to stage such a fierce comeback, why the opposition fell short and what it means for Israel, the Palestinians and the world.
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Israel Voters Chose 'Occupation' Not Talks, Say Palestinians
The Palestinians slammed Israelis today for voting for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rightwing Likud party, saying they had chosen "occupation and settlement building" over peace talks.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Hopes to Form New Israeli Government 'in 2-3 Weeks'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hopes to form a new government within weeks after defying the polls to seal a clear election win, his rightwing Likud party said today.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Sweeps Past Main Challenger in Israeli Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party swept past its main rival, the centre-left Zionist Union, after nearly all votes were counted in Israel's election today.
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Preliminary Israeli Vote Count Puts Benjamin Netanyahu in Lead With 24 Percent
With around 70 per cent of votes counted in Israel's election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party was leading early today with 23.73 per cent, the Central Elections Committee said.
