Political future of Israel hangs in the balance

The political future of Israel remains unclear, with exit polls suggesting no clear winner from the nation's election.

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Netanyahu or Eisenkot? Israel's election leaves Herzog with an impossible choice - comment

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With Likud emerging as the largest party but Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc ahead in the initial exit polls, the president faces a difficult decision over who should be given the first opportunity.

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Israeli Exit Polls Show Netanyahu Bloc Short of Majority as Opposition, Arab Parties Gain Ground

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JERUSALEM - Israel's wartime election appeared deadlocked on Tuesday, exit polls showed, a potential setback for veteran Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if the projections hold, with neither side having a clear path to power but rival Gadi Eisenkot's larger bloc potentially giving him the first chance to form a government.

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Netanyahu Not Out, Arab Surge, & Record Turnout: 5 Biggest Takeaways From Israel Election Day And Exit Polls

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Israel’s parliamentary election ended in a political cliffhanger Tuesday night as initial exit polls showed neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his chief rival, former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, securing a governing majority amid a surge in support for Arab parties.

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Queensland parliament updates: Top justice, rights figures pan cut to bail service

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Before the week’s parliamentary sitting kicks off this afternoon, high-profile figures voice their concerns about a state government funding cut.

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Dateline pledges to deliver US gold vision of late chairman

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Dateline Resources has vowed to advance its billion-dollar Colosseum gold project in California following the passing of longtime chairman Mark Johnson.

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John Swinney calls for ‘substantial support’ with energy bills in UK Budget

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The First Minister challenged the Chancellor to use Wednesday’s keynote Commons statement to follow through on Labour’s 2024 election manifesto commitment to reduce energy bills by £300.

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