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NY Governor says job would be ‘a lot easier’ if Netanyahu losesHow is the Western world reporting on Israel’s 26th Knesset elections?Putin holds rare Ukraine peace talks with Finnish, Norwegian leaders; Zelensky follows upSuspected stabbing attempt against Yair Golan foiled in Tel Aviv, party says‘We’ve broken all records’: Israel’s voter turnout up 15.4% compared to last electionNetanyahu sought Iran strike ahead of elections, IDF chief resisted, report says