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Netanyahu's Bloc Loses Majority in Israeli Election; Arab Parties Gain
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Final results from Israel's election showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies lost their parliamentary majority, with Arab-led parties making historic gains by winning a combined 19 seats. Netanyahu's Likud party claimed the election was 'stolen by Arab parties,' a charge Israeli police said they found no evidence to support, and the Shin Bet said a bribery probe is limited and won't affect results.
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