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Israel's political deadlock looks set to continue, with new elections possibly the likeliest outcome

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How could Israel break election deadlock? Here are four scenarios
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With most votes counted in Israel's election, the BBC reports that all signs point to an impasse, with new elections possibly the most likely outcome, and sets out four scenarios for how the deadlock could be broken. NPR also reports that there is still no clear winner and asks what it would take to break the impasse.

This continues an earlier story: Israel election ends in apparent deadlock as exit polls show no clear winner

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  1. BBC

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    BBC reports that with most votes counted, all signs point to an impasse in Israel's election, that new elections may be the most likely outcome, and it sets out four possible scenarios for breaking the deadlock.

  2. NPR

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    NPR reports that there is still no clear winner in Israel's election and asks what could take to break the impasse.

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