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Center Owned by Free Press KashmirIsraeli opposition leaders back Eisenkot to oust Netanyahu
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Following Israel’s October 27 parliamentary elections, the opposition has rallied behind Eisenkot in an effort to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, though it remains divided on the role of Arab parties. At the same time, Israel’s Shin Bet security agency has broadened its investigation into alleged foreign interference, probing claims that the Palestinian Authority transferred money to members of Arab political parties to influence the vote.
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left · 1 outlet
The development comes as Israeli President Isaac Herzog has urged political leaders to accept the election results and find creative solutions to prevent another election
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center · 3 outlets
The Israeli opposition has put forward former military chief Gadi Eisenkot as their candidate to take over Benjamin Netanyahu’s government in the prime minister’s office, but discord is brewing over cooperation with Arab parties. Five of the four opposition party leaders agreed on Tuesday to…
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Leaders of the anti-Netanyahu bloc met in Herzliya and agreed to recommend Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog as their first choice to form Israel's 38th government. They also settled on a joint action plan for the newly elected 26th Knesset.
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The Israeli opposition has put forward former military chief Gadi Eisenkot as their candidate to take over Benjamin Netanyahu’s government in the prime minister’s office, but discord is brewing over cooperation with Arab parties. Five of the four opposition party leaders agreed on Tuesday to…
