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While the ballot polls gave them a tie in the general elections but without a majority, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival Gadi Eisenkot both said on Wednesday they were ready to form a government. The parties will now embark on weeks of intense negotiations to try to form a government coalition.
While the ballot polls gave them a tie in the general elections but without a majority, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival Gadi Eisenkot both said on Wednesday they were ready to form a government. The parties will now embark on weeks of intense negotiations to try to form a government coalition.
