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Israel faces political deadlock after a closely fought general election.
While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc is projected to win the most seats, it remains short of a parliamentary majority.
Challenger Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition would need Arab parties’ backing to form a government.
What is the most realistic route to a government from here?
Shalom Lipner, non-resident senior fellow for Middle East Programs at the Atlantic Council, shares his insights with DW.
