Israel's two leading political blocs fell short of a parliamentary majority in the Oct. 27 election, leaving the Joint List and Ra’am with 19 seats between them and a potential role in forming the next government. Their support for an opposition-led government remains contentious, while opposition leaders said Tuesday they were preparing to act to replace Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition.
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