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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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According to exit polls, Netanyahu's party has the most votes, but the opposition bloc could win the elections in Israel.

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According to Libération, Gadi Eisenkot's coalition is ahead of Netanyahu's in Israel's legislative elections but has no majority. Le Monde describes the two blocs as neck and neck, with Netanyahu and Eisenkot each claiming the right to form a government. Le Figaro reports that Netanyahu's party accuses the Arab parties of having «stolen the elections».

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Israelis voted in record numbers in the first national election since the October 7 Hamas attack, according to Fox News. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14-year hold on power will likely end with this vote. Dawn describes Netanyahu scrambling for votes as turnout surges.

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Netanyahu's party has asked for voting hours to be extended, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Diário de Notícias links the request to record turnout at the polls.

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Netanyahu's party has asked for voting hours to be extended, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Diário de Notícias links the request to record turnout at the polls.

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Netanyahu's party has asked for voting hours to be extended, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Diário de Notícias links the request to record turnout at the polls.

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Israelis began voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival, according to Al Jazeera and CGTN. Several outlets from different countries, including The Express Tribune, Rappler, CBC News and The Citizen, frame the election as putting Netanyahu's political survival on the line.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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Israelis began voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival, according to Al Jazeera and CGTN. Several outlets from different countries, including The Express Tribune, Rappler, CBC News and The Citizen, frame the election as putting Netanyahu's political survival on the line.

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Israel is holding an election described as pivotal, which the papers present as a verdict on Netanyahu. Channels TV reports that polls have opened, while the other headlines only mention the vote itself.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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Israelis began voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival, according to Al Jazeera and CGTN. Several outlets from different countries, including The Express Tribune, Rappler, CBC News and The Citizen, frame the election as putting Netanyahu's political survival on the line.

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More than seven million Israelis are heading to the polls to elect a new government, in a vote that headlines describe as having an unpredictable outcome. Diário de Notícias names Eisenkot as Netanyahu's main rival.

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Israelis are going to the polls in an election that, according to the headlines, will decide Netanyahu's political future. CBS News adds that the vote will also weigh on Netanyahu's position regarding the October 7 attacks.

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Israelis began voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival, according to Al Jazeera and CGTN. Several outlets from different countries, including The Express Tribune, Rappler, CBC News and The Citizen, frame the election as putting Netanyahu's political survival on the line.

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Israelis began voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival, according to Al Jazeera and CGTN. Several outlets from different countries, including The Express Tribune, Rappler, CBC News and The Citizen, frame the election as putting Netanyahu's political survival on the line.

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Polling stations opened in Israel for the Knesset renewal, with about seven million people called to vote. Il Fatto Quotidiano frames the vote as a referendum on Netanyahu's future. La Repubblica highlights that this is the first election since the October 7, 2023 massacre.

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Israel is holding an election described as pivotal, which the papers present as a verdict on Netanyahu. Channels TV reports that polls have opened, while the other headlines only mention the vote itself.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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Several headlines present Israel's election as a major test for Netanyahu, which the Jerusalem Post says he is clinging to power through. The Indian Express outlines five possible outcomes for Israel without indicating which is most likely. Al Jazeera is running live coverage of the 2026 election, described as high-stakes.

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Israelis are going to the polls in an election that, according to the headlines, will decide Netanyahu's political future. CBS News adds that the vote will also weigh on Netanyahu's position regarding the October 7 attacks.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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Several headlines present Israel's election as a major test for Netanyahu, which the Jerusalem Post says he is clinging to power through. The Indian Express outlines five possible outcomes for Israel without indicating which is most likely. Al Jazeera is running live coverage of the 2026 election, described as high-stakes.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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Israel is holding elections, with Netanyahu's political survival at stake, according to headlines from several countries. Al Jazeera, from Qatar, describes Israelis beginning to vote while Netanyahu fights for political survival.

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Israel is holding an election described as pivotal, which the papers present as a verdict on Netanyahu. Channels TV reports that polls have opened, while the other headlines only mention the vote itself.

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Israel is holding elections, with Netanyahu's political survival at stake, according to headlines from several countries. Al Jazeera, from Qatar, describes Israelis beginning to vote while Netanyahu fights for political survival.

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Israelis are voting in a tense election that several outlets frame as a referendum on Netanyahu. Haaretz urges voters to save the country, stating that Israel isn't Netanyahu. Actress Gal Gadot cast her ballot and called on Israelis to vote in what she describes as a momentous election.

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Israel holds elections, and Netanyahu's political survival is at stake, according to several outlets from different countries. The Hindu describes Netanyahu as wanted by the International Criminal Court.

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According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Australian billionaire James Packer paid 1.8 million dollars to a law firm that also defends Netanyahu in his corruption cases. Other headlines, citing a report, put the payment to the same firm, which defends Netanyahu in the trial, at at least 1.25 million dollars. Haaretz identifies Packer as a key witness in the trial.

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According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Australian billionaire James Packer paid 1.8 million dollars to a law firm that also defends Netanyahu in his corruption cases. Other headlines, citing a report, put the payment to the same firm, which defends Netanyahu in the trial, at at least 1.25 million dollars. Haaretz identifies Packer as a key witness in the trial.

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Several headlines present Israel's election as a major test for Netanyahu, which the Jerusalem Post says he is clinging to power through. The Indian Express outlines five possible outcomes for Israel without indicating which is most likely. Al Jazeera is running live coverage of the 2026 election, described as high-stakes.

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Israel heads to the polls in 2026, with the main contest presented as a clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post asks what Eisenkot's Yashar party stands for, while Le Monde describes him as Netanyahu's main opponent, who calls for unity and calm. El País describes Eisenkot as a low-profile general able to defeat Netanyahu, and The Indian Express highlights the battle for the 61 seats in parliament.

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Israel heads to the polls in 2026, with the main contest presented as a clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post asks what Eisenkot's Yashar party stands for, while Le Monde describes him as Netanyahu's main opponent, who calls for unity and calm. El País describes Eisenkot as a low-profile general able to defeat Netanyahu, and The Indian Express highlights the battle for the 61 seats in parliament.

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Israelis are going to the polls in an election that, according to the headlines, will decide Netanyahu's political future. CBS News adds that the vote will also weigh on Netanyahu's position regarding the October 7 attacks.

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Israel votes on Tuesday, and the campaign centres on Netanyahu, described as fighting for his political survival. Haaretz argues that Israel is not the same as Netanyahu and that voters can save the country on Tuesday. Garry Kasparov says he hopes Netanyahu's days are numbered and urges Russian-Israelis to vote him out.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Australian billionaire James Packer paid 1.8 million dollars to a law firm that also defends Netanyahu in his corruption cases. Other headlines, citing a report, put the payment to the same firm, which defends Netanyahu in the trial, at at least 1.25 million dollars. Haaretz identifies Packer as a key witness in the trial.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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Three newspapers from three countries cover Israel's elections, which they describe as high-stakes. The New York Times presents the election as a topic for explanation and a briefing for readers. ABC News focuses on Benjamin Netanyahu's main challenger, who is preparing for the contest. The Indian Express says change faces constraints in Israel.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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Israel heads to the polls in 2026, with the main contest presented as a clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post asks what Eisenkot's Yashar party stands for, while Le Monde describes him as Netanyahu's main opponent, who calls for unity and calm. El País describes Eisenkot as a low-profile general able to defeat Netanyahu, and The Indian Express highlights the battle for the 61 seats in parliament.

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According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Australian billionaire James Packer paid 1.8 million dollars to a law firm that also defends Netanyahu in his corruption cases. Other headlines, citing a report, put the payment to the same firm, which defends Netanyahu in the trial, at at least 1.25 million dollars. Haaretz identifies Packer as a key witness in the trial.

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Trump says the US and Israel must «finish the job», reaffirming his support for Netanyahu. According to The Times of Israel, the backing follows a request allegedly made by Netanyahu. Fox News uses the phrase «finish the job» in a different context, about restoring the Department of War and the role of Congress.

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Trump says the US and Israel must «finish the job», reaffirming his support for Netanyahu. According to The Times of Israel, the backing follows a request allegedly made by Netanyahu. Fox News uses the phrase «finish the job» in a different context, about restoring the Department of War and the role of Congress.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Israel heads to the polls in 2026, with the main contest presented as a clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post asks what Eisenkot's Yashar party stands for, while Le Monde describes him as Netanyahu's main opponent, who calls for unity and calm. El País describes Eisenkot as a low-profile general able to defeat Netanyahu, and The Indian Express highlights the battle for the 61 seats in parliament.

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Al Jazeera asks whether Israel can use crypto to evade economic sanctions, in a proposal attributed to Netanyahu. The Express Tribune says Netanyahu was rebuked over the plan to use crypto to bypass economic sanctions. The Times of Israel says the Bank of Israel and opposition leaders criticise the prime minister's proposal to use crypto to evade sanctions.

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The chair of the commission investigating the so-called «submarine affair», which involves Netanyahu, has resigned for health reasons. Haaretz, The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post report the departure of Asher Grunis, who leads the commission, without naming a successor in the headlines.

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Al Jazeera asks whether Israel can use crypto to evade economic sanctions, in a proposal attributed to Netanyahu. The Express Tribune says Netanyahu was rebuked over the plan to use crypto to bypass economic sanctions. The Times of Israel says the Bank of Israel and opposition leaders criticise the prime minister's proposal to use crypto to evade sanctions.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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Haaretz says Netanyahu summoned the police chief for an election-readiness briefing after the chief refused a meeting with Ben-Gvir. The Times of Israel says the election panel chair allowed a meeting between the police chief, Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, despite the attorney general's objection. Le Figaro describes Ben-Gvir as having moved from outcast to an unavoidable figure on the Israeli right.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Al Jazeera writes that Benjamin Netanyahu reshaped Israel's institutions. El País describes Netanyahu as a political survivor who relies on wars to win once again. Der Spiegel headlines what people in Israel think of Netanyahu, in the context of an election.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Haaretz says Netanyahu summoned the police chief for an election-readiness briefing after the chief refused a meeting with Ben-Gvir. The Times of Israel says the election panel chair allowed a meeting between the police chief, Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, despite the attorney general's objection. Le Figaro describes Ben-Gvir as having moved from outcast to an unavoidable figure on the Israeli right.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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Ahead of a Saturday-night anti-government rally in Tel Aviv, three days before the election, The Times of Israel wrote that thousands were expected. The Jerusalem Post reports that over 100,000 people took part in the rally, which demanded a commission of inquiry into failures during October 7. Geo News and ABC News report thousands rallying against Netanyahu ahead of the vote; Geo News adds that protesters demanded an inquiry into the October 7 failures.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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A report says Netanyahu shifted Israel's position to favor Argentina in the Falklands dispute. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu reportedly told diplomats to back Argentina's call for Falklands talks. The foreign minister denies that there was a shift in position.

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Al Jazeera writes that Benjamin Netanyahu reshaped Israel's institutions. El País describes Netanyahu as a political survivor who relies on wars to win once again. Der Spiegel headlines what people in Israel think of Netanyahu, in the context of an election.

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A report says Netanyahu shifted Israel's position to favor Argentina in the Falklands dispute. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu reportedly told diplomats to back Argentina's call for Falklands talks. The foreign minister denies that there was a shift in position.

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A report says Netanyahu shifted Israel's position to favor Argentina in the Falklands dispute. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu reportedly told diplomats to back Argentina's call for Falklands talks. The foreign minister denies that there was a shift in position.

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Al Jazeera writes that Benjamin Netanyahu reshaped Israel's institutions. El País describes Netanyahu as a political survivor who relies on wars to win once again. Der Spiegel headlines what people in Israel think of Netanyahu, in the context of an election.

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