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Israeli prime minister has four weeks to forge a coalition, which he says will focus on security issues and the economy.
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We examine how domestic issues will work to set the tone for the new government after Tuesday's parliamentary election.
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Coalition governments often fall before their term expires and political alliances can shift quickly.
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Dubbed "the king of Israel", Netanyahu is likely to retain his post as prime minister after the January 22 election.
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Former foreign minister creates new party called "The Movement", eight weeks before snap elections on January 22.
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Officials say there have been more than 44 million hacking attempts on government websites since Gaza airstrikes began.
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Israel's ruling party approves electoral pact with ultranationlist Yisrael Beitenu in bid to garner votes in 2013 poll.
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A new Ha'aretz poll indicates a majority of Jewish Israelis favour apartheid - but that's nothing new.
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Last Modified: 29 Oct 2012 10:13 GMT
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Binyamin Netanyahu announces union with far-right party in advance of January 2013 parliamentary elections.
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Knesset approves motion to dissolve itself and clears the way for a snap election, to be held on January 22.
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