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Israel held five parliamentary elections in less than four years between 1398 and 1401. If efforts to form a government fail after the final election results are announced, the legal process could take up to 120 days. After that, new elections must be held within 90 days. Therefore, if the stalemate continues, elections can be held again in the spring of 1406. But what happened in the previous elections?

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Israel held five parliamentary elections in less than four years between 1398 and 1401. If efforts to form a government fail after the final election results are announced, the legal process could take up to 120 days. After that, new elections must be held within 90 days. Therefore, if the stalemate continues, elections can be held again in the spring of 1406. But what happened in the previous elections?

Israel held five parliamentary elections in less than four years between 1398 and 1401. If efforts to form a government fail after the final election results are announced, the legal process could take up to 120 days. After that, new elections must be held within 90 days. Therefore, if the stalemate continues, elections can be held again in the spring of 1406. But what happened in the previous elections?

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