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Center-Right Owned by Living Media IndiaNetanyahu urges the formation of a broad unity government to address security challenges and political divisions
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Israel’s 26th Knesset began its new term on November 10, marked by confrontations over the national anthem and sharp exchanges between lawmakers. Arab legislators from the Joint List walked out during the anthem at the swearing‑in, and an early move to remove the parliamentary speaker underscored deep divisions that are expected to shape coalition negotiations. Prime Minister Netanyahu has called for a broad unity government to tackle security challenges and political divisions, indicating fresh hurdles for the opposition in the ongoing talks.
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left · 4 outlets
Israel’s newly elected parliament, the 26th Knesset, was sworn in on Tuesday, November 10, as opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot faces a December 6 deadline to form a government and replace caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. All 120 lawmakers took the oath of allegiance during the inaugural…
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center · 4 outlets
The opposition alliance led by Gadi Eisenkot has struck a deal for senior positions in Israel’s parliament as it ramps up moves against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while the country remains deadlocked in negotiations to form a government. According to the report, the bloc has reached an…
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right · 5 outlets
Israel's incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday indicated he was open to joining hands with Gadi Eisenkot and called a unity government an 'absolute necessary', a day after the Yashar Party leader invited his Likud party to join his alliance provided he remains the leader.
