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Israel has voted three times in a year. What happens now?

By Stephen Farrell and Dan Williams
FILE PHOTO: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to his supporters as he campaigns at a Likud party rally ahead of the upcoming election, in Ramat Gan, Israel February 29, 2020. REUTERS/ Nir Elias/File Photo

(Reuters) - Israelis turned out to vote in large numbers to try to break the political deadlock that has seen three closely fought elections since last April.

WHAT HAPPENED?

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