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Netanyahu's Likud remains the single biggest party with 27 seats
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Netanyahu's Likud remains the single biggest party with 27 seats

Netanyahu pressed for strikes during a call over the weekend with Trump, they said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Monday for a broad coalition government without Arab lists, saying he should be its leader since his Likud party won the most se...

Qatar is playing an active role, Abbas Araghchi said.

Oil prices fell around 3% in early trading on Monday, with Brent crude dropping below $110 a barrel

Donald Trump has in the past few days suggested he could launch fresh military action against Iran

Israel's post-election political deadlock has left Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu politically weakened and complicated strategic calculations for New Delhi, Tehran, and Washington.

Israel enters a period of political uncertainty following inconclusive election results for the 26th Knesset, with no single party securing a governing majority.

Israel's final election results show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu falling short of a majority, leaving Arab-led parties holding the balance of power.

Arab citizens of Israel turned out in record numbers, projecting their parties to win a historic 19 seats in the Knesset and positioning them as potential kingmakers.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc has emerged as the largest in Israel's closely fought election, though falling short of an outright majority.

Israel's latest election leaves the nation in political gridlock as neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition secures a majority.