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  Palestinian parties are projected to win a record number of seats in the Knesset, potentially marking a significant shift in Israeli politics. The Joint List and Ra'am, representing Palestinian citizens of Israel, are projected to win 17 seats, while Netanyahu's bloc and the opposition bloc are both projected to fall short of a majority. This outcome could have implications for the future of Israeli politics and the representation of Palestinian citizens in the Knesset.

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• Netanyahu's bloc overtakes Eisenkot's, as Palestinian-led parties rise to 19 seats

  Netanyahu's governing bloc has reportedly gained 52 seats, surpassing the opposition's 50-seat majority, as Palestinian-led parties have increased to 19 seats. This shift challenges the opposition's position, indicating a potential shift in Palestinian support and impacting the political landscape.

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• The Papers: 'Budget for a difficult moment' and Netanyahu's 'fate in balance'

  The Budget for a "difficult moment" and Netanyahu's "fate in balance" are the central focus of today's papers. The Guardian reports that Chancellor John Healey's first Budget will target the cost of living and acknowledges that his first Budget comes as the UK faces a "difficult moment". The Times says that Healey will announce the scrapping of green levies to cut energy bills "for good", pledging to make Britain more "resilient" in the face of global economic shocks. The Daily Telegraph carries a photograph of Ki…

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