Sweden’s center-left edges ahead in election, raising prospect of tougher line on Israel

Former PM Magdalena Andersson’s bloc holds a 176-173 edge over Ulf Kristersson’s right; a center-left government could push Sweden toward sanctions, settlement trade restrictions and renewed UNRWA funding
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