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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressing supporters following exit polls in Israel's election, March 3, 2020. REUTERS/Amir Cohen

Israel Election Results: Netanyahu Two Seats Away From Majority With 90 Percent of Votes Counted

Haaretz | 03.03.2020

Likud supporter holding up a poster with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embraced by his wife Sara at Likud party headquarters in Tel Aviv on Monday after the polls closed.

The Night They Tore Old Israel Down: On Netanyahu’s Stunning Triumph

Chemi Shalev | 03.03.2020

Netanyahu addresses his supporters in Tel Aviv after first exit poll results, March 2, 2020.

Analysis || Israel Said Yes to Netanyahu’s Message: Everything Is Allowed

Ravit Hecht | 03.03.2020

Gantz and Netanyahu in Tel Aviv after Israel election exit polls, March 2, 2020

The Two Benjamins Are Inching Toward National Unity Government

Anshel Pfeffer | 03.03.2020

A supporter of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrates results, March 2, 2020.

Election Results: The Triumph of Ideology Over Ambiguity

Aluf Benn | 03.03.2020

Joint List lawmaker Ahmad Tibi, March 2, 2020.

Arab Alliance's 'Historic' Gains Overshadowed by Netanyahu's Surge

Jack Khoury | 03.03.2020

Gantz and Kachol Lavan leaders, on stage in Tel Aviv

At Gantz's Headquarters, Knives Come Out

Josh Breiner | 03.03.2020

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and Kahol Lavan rival Benny Gantz at the Knesset in Jerusalem, 2019.

As Groundhog Election Blurs Left From Right, the Real Danger Lies in the Quiet Consensus

Noa Landau | 02.03.2020

Leader of Joint List party, Ayman Odeh casts his ballot together with his sons at a polling station as Israelis vote in a national election in Haifa, Israel, March 2, 2020.

Opinion || Israeli Arabs, It’s Time to Play the Political Game Till the End

Salman Masalha | 03.03.2020

Israelis vote in the Bedouin town of Rahat near the southern Israeli city of Beersheba on March 2, 2020.

Opinion || The Enemy Is on Balfour Street, Not in Umm al-Fahm

Odeh Bisharat | 02.03.2020

A polling station in Tel Aviv for those in isolation over the coronavirus.

Analysis || Three Elections Have Left Next Israeli Government With Growing List of Economic Woes

Avi Waksman, Ronny Linder, Hagai Amit | 02.03.2020

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