Israel Begins Coalition Talks After Inconclusive Election
Israel is set to begin talks on forming a new government after an inconclusive election left no major bloc with enough seats for a majority. Arab-Israeli parties won increased representation in parliament and could become crucial to any coalition deal. Their possible role has triggered heated debate among rival political camps. The Israeli president has urged party leaders to move beyond election rhetoric and approach negotiations with an open mind. If no agreement is reached, the country could face another election in the coming months.
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