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Why Netanyahu May Remain Israel Prime Minister, Despite Opposition Pushback

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Netanyahu's right-wing and ultra-Orthodox bloc secured 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset. Together, his opponents won 67 seats. But 19 of them come from Arab-majority parties, and relying on them is highly controversial in Israeli politics.

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