Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu held a nearly unassailable lead Thursday with vote counting almost complete following this week’s election, setting him up to form what may be the most right-wing government in Israeli history. With more than 90 percent of ballots counted, according to the Central Elections Committee, near complete results put former premier Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc ahead in the country’s fifth election in four years. His Likud party, its ultra-Orthodox Jewish allies anda surging far-right extremist alliance called Religious Zionism were on track for a clear majority in Israel’s …