With neither camp commanding a majority, could an unlikely bargain, offer Netanyahu a dignified exit from the premiership – and give his opponents the government they seek? Israel has voted, but Israel has not decided. Record turnout of 77.7 percent has produced a Knesset in… | Read More in The Blogs
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