Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to remain caretaker leader following an inconclusive election. With nearly 86 percent of votes counted, his right-wing bloc was projected to win 53 seats, against 48 for the opposition. Arab parties were projected to secure 19 seats. Netanyahu has called for a right-wing government, while coalition negotiations continue. Voter turnout reached 77-point-7 percent, the highest in more than two decades. Jon Gerickes spoke to Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow and Director Afrasid. 

<p>Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to remain caretaker leader following an inconclusive election. With nearly 86 percent of votes counted, his right-wing bloc was projected to win 53 seats, against 48 for the opposition. Arab parties were projected to secure 19 seats. Netanyahu has called for a right-wing government, while coalition negotiations continue. Voter turnout reached 77-point-7 percent, the highest in more than two decades. Jon Gerickes spoke to Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow and Director Afrasid.&nbsp;</p>

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