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Likud Says Confident Netanyahu Will Rule
`Benjamin Netanyahu will be the next prime minister,` a the right-wing Likud said in a statement after voting ended.
Likud Says Confident Netanyahu Will Rule
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Israel`s Likud Party leader Netanyahu meets with supporters in Keshet

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Published: February 10, 2009 22:01h
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party voiced confidence on Tuesday that he would become Israel's next prime minister despite election exit polls that gave a narrow lead to the rival Kadima party.

"Benjamin Netanyahu will be the next prime minister," a the right-wing Likud said in a statement after voting ended.

"The results of the election proved that the path of the Likud and the national camp won," it said, referring to exit poll projections that a bloc of right-wing parties would secure enough votes for a parliamentary majority and Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni's centrist Kadima would fall short.

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