Commentary: Indecisive election reveals the deeper fault lines in Israel politics
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An indecisive election in Israel served as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Likud is expected to remain the largest party in parliament. This outcome reveals deep fault lines within the politics of the country.
The election was seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and it looks like Likud will remain the largest party in parliament, says NUS Middle East Institute’s Jean-Loup Samaan.