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Monday’s vote has become a plebiscite on Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on corruption charges in November.

Supporters of the Blue and White party, led by Benny Gantz, in Tel Aviv last week. Monday’s vote could end the country’s political deadlock, but it’s more likely to end inconclusively.

JERUSALEM — Israelis will attempt to break the country’s political deadlock on Monday, heading to polling stations for the country’s third general election in less than a year.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has recently inched ahead in some polls, raising the chance of extending his 11-year tenure. But it’s more likely that the vote again ends inconclusively, prolongs Israel’s stalemate and leads to a yet another election in a few months’ time.