Jerusalem:
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.
The hawkish premier thanked voters for having "awarded a huge win to the right-wing and to Likud," after exit polls, which are subject to change, showed his party winning 31 or 32 seats in Israel's 120-member parliament.
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