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Israel election heads for deadlock as neither bloc wins majority

With 85% of votes counted after Tuesday's election in Israel, neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition nor the bloc of challenger Gadi Eisenkot appears set to win a majority. Forming a government would likely require a leading party to break campaign promises, so new elections may be the most probable outcome. Eisenkot campaigned on ousting Netanyahu.

Israel election heads for deadlock as neither bloc wins majority

This summary is based on reporting by BBC News.

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