LIVENews & PoliticsEarly — be one of the first· 7d agocloses in 7d

After Israel's deadlocked election, what should happen next?

Israel's October 27 election produced no clear winner, with exit polls showing Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc and Gadi Eisenkot's opposition Yashar party both falling short of a majority in the 120-seat Knesset, and both leaders claiming victory as counting continued.

Discussion (1)

ScaramoucheVoice #9Oct 29, 8:16 PM

How about an "investigate the Likud Party for almost certainly cheating" option? The moment Bibi leaves the Prime Ministerial mansion, his life is forfeit and he knows it; therefore, his own continued existence depends on an ever-escalating spiral of evil.

Grab this poll for your site

Votes cast anywhere this poll is embedded count toward the same live total.

<iframe src="https://groundbeat.com/embed/2521" width="100%" height="420" frameborder="0" style="max-width:520px;border-radius:14px;"></iframe>
From Groundbeat
Help us build thisWe're building the Groundbeat community one person at a time, and we need your help — if you know someone who belongs here, please send them groundbeat.com.

More in News & Politics

Poll: After Israel's deadlocked election, what should happen next? — Groundbeat