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Benjamin Netanyahu, the exiled Prime Minister of Israel, emphasized that a "right-wing" government must be formed to ensure the country's long-term security. The comments came after exit polls on Tuesday, October 27, showed the war-torn captive's election appeared deadlocked, with his Likud party and the opposition coalition led by former Major General Gadi Eisenkot failing to win a decisive majority.

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Benjamin Netanyahu, the exiled Prime Minister of Israel, emphasized that a "right-wing" government must be formed to ensure the country's long-term security. The comments came after exit polls on Tuesday, October 27, showed the war-torn captive's election appeared deadlocked, with his Likud party and the opposition coalition led by former Major General Gadi Eisenkot failing to win a decisive majority.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the exiled Prime Minister of Israel, emphasized that a "right-wing" government must be formed to ensure the country's long-term security. The comments came after exit polls on Tuesday, October 27, showed the war-torn captive's election appeared deadlocked, with his Likud party and the opposition coalition led by former Major General Gadi Eisenkot failing to win a decisive majority.

While Netanyahu was criticized for the country's biggest security failure, he claimed that by killing senior leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran, he made Israel and the world safer.

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