Likud, although the most voted, falls from 32 to 27 seats and the collapse of its partners leaves its block far from the 61 necessary - 124; Arab parties, to which the Prime Minister rejects, would be the key to the next coalition
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Likud, although the most voted, falls from 32 to 27 seats and the collapse of its partners leaves its block far from the 61 necessary - 124; Arab parties, to which the Prime Minister rejects, would be the key to the next coalition
Likud, although the most voted, falls from 32 to 27 seats and the collapse of its partners leaves its block far from the 61 necessary - 124; Arab parties, to which the Prime Minister rejects, would be the key to the next coalition