Politics
Record turnout in Israel’s election threatens Benjamin Netanyahu’s rule
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El Shark: Israel’s election on Tuesday recorded voter turnout at its highest level since 1973, in a development that could bring bad news for the current prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and complicate his chances of forming the next government, according to the Axios website. Turnout reached 56% six hours before the polls closed…
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