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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustIsrael election: Netanyahu warns against ‘extremist Islam’, calls for broad national government
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Following Israel’s recent national elections, President Isaac Herzog has approved the verified results and begun talks with party representatives to form a new government. The election has left a deadlock, with three factions recommending Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a chance to build a coalition and a fourth supporting Gadi Eisenkot. In this context, a veteran Arab lawmaker said his bloc is prepared to break decades of precedent by cooperating with Jewish‑led parties in an effort to remove Netanyahu, though Arab parties acknowledge significant challenges to such a move.
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center · 3 outlets
Netanyahu warns against an opposition-led government as Israel struggles to form a coalition after the election deadlock.
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right · 2 outlets
Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on November 5 warned that “extremist Islam” posed an existential challenge to Israel, calling for a broad national government led by his Likud party and accusing opposition leaders of attempting to form a coalition dependent on Islamist parties…
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"Extremist Islam is the challenge tearing apart countries in Europe today. It is the challenge that threatens us as well. It threatens us from the outside through Iran and its proxies, and from within through Islamist parties of terrorism supporters," he said.
