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Headline Roundup March 17th, 2015

Netanyahu Fights for Re-Election

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Netanyahu Fights For Right-Wing Vote As Israelis Go To The Polls
Netanyahu Fights For Right-Wing Vote As Israelis Go To The Polls

HuffPost

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With his political future in question, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday made a list-ditch appeal to hard-liners as the country went to the polls in a tight parliamentary election, saying that high Arab voter turnout was endangering his right wing party's dominance.

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Israel votes: Netanyahu's last-ditch vow to his base – a dead peace process
Israel votes: Netanyahu's last-ditch vow to his base – a dead peace process

Christian Science Monitor

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With Israel's final pre-election polls pointing to a difficult road for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stay in power, he spent his final days on the campaign trail throwing red meat to his base.

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Benjamin Netanyahu’s rival holds lead in Israel election
Benjamin Netanyahu’s rival holds lead in Israel election

Washington Times

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Opposition leader Isaac Herzog’s center-left coalition holds a small but clear lead as Israelis head to the polls Tuesday. If he wins and is able to form a government, Mr. Herzog is expected to present a very different face to the world than the far better known Benjamin Netanyahu has over the past six years.

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