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The chances of a government being formed following Israel’s upcoming March 2 national elections are so slim, Israel’s Central Elections Committee has already set the date for a fourth consecutive election.
Assuming the March 2 election produces the very same stalemate created by the past two rounds, Israelis will be invited back to the polls to cast their ballots once more on September 8.
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Hebrew-language journalist Amit Segal revealed the information Friday in a piece published by the Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot.
If by some miracle a government is produced by the election on March 2, the September 8 ballot will obviously be eliminated.
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