Israel's October 27 election remains deadlocked below a majority
At least 61 Knesset seats are needed to form an Israeli government without support from another bloc.
Polls show Netanyahu's and Eisenkot's blocs below a majority, while Ra’am and the Joint List are projected to win 13 seats and could be decisive. Israel’s Supreme Court overturned their election disqualifications.
Also: Gaza Strip
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Israel will hold a national election on October 27.
4 of 4 sources“If this is confirmed at the October 27 polls”
Israel's election will determine the next government and shape its policies toward Gaza.
3 of 3 sources“whoever succeeds in cobbling together a majority coalition will be the next prime minister”