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Israel's wartime election on Tuesday left no clear winner, with exit polls showing a deadlock and a potential setback for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Korea Times reports. The highest turnout in over a quarter-century delivered a rebuke to his far-right government, and neither side has a clear path to forming a majority, meaning weeks of coalition wrangling likely lie ahead. Maeil Business reports that both Netanyahu's camp and the opposition failed to secure a majority, making his continued rule uncertain. Korean media coverage focuses on the election's outcome and its implications for Netanyahu's political survival after three years of war.