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In Israel, vote counting is continuing for the parliamentary elections that took place in the country on 27 October. After one-third of ballots were counted, the bloc supporting incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintains an advantage over the bloc opposing him, but the gap is slowly narrowing.
At present Netanyahu’s bloc is short of votes to obtain 61 seats in the Knesset, which would allow it to form a coalition on its own; the prime minister has already called for the formation of a “right-wing government” following the announcement of the vote results.
This was reported by The Times of Israel, and OBOZ.UA has gathered all the details regarding the counting of the election results.