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Benjamin Netanyahu early Wednesday after election night. He won't allow any "government of change."

Does Eisenkot Mean Business?Does Eisenkot Mean Business?

Netanyahu's Next Battle: Stop Rivals From Taking Control of the Knesset

The regime is deploying its playbook, including moves to block a new Knesset speaker • Will a government relying on Arab parties doom the 'bloc of change' – or save it? • Are we nearing civil war or a Herzog mega-deal?

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