ترجمة آلية · العنوان الأصلي: Israel's election deadlock is a sign of the country's deep divisions
The election was a celebration of democracy in some ways - but it has left Israel with no clear path to a new government, writes James Landale.
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Joint list open to Eisenkot minority government; Ra'am's Abbas says 'everyone talking to us'
Two Arab-majority parties are set to win a historic 19 seats in total, amid a record turnout at…
In Israel, the surprises only start with election night: they're still counting ballots in a vote that feature…
Joint list open to Eisenkot minority government; Ra'am's Abbas says 'everyone talking to us'
Two Arab-majority parties are set to win a historic 19 seats in total, amid a record turnout at the polls in Israel on Tuesday. Voters from the community, descendants of Palestinians who stayed after Israel's creation and who make up around 20 percent of the population, have been enraged by the Neta…
In Israel, the surprises only start with election night: they're still counting ballots in a vote that featured the highest turnout in decades, historic inroads by Arab parties, Benjamin Netanyahu’s worst result since 1999 and yet Israel’s longest-serving prime minister still has a path to staying i…
