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Israel, with no clear majority according to exit polls: Netanyahu calls for a right-wing government, and his main rival, Eisenkot, asks him to step down
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
The projections shifted throughout the night. In the early hours, the opposition appeared to be in the lead. As the night wore on, Netanyahu's bloc regained ground. The latest update from Channel 12 puts the prime minister's right-wing and religious coalition at 52 seats, compared with 49 for the opposition parties.






















































