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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustNetanyahu frames Trump’s military aid cutoff decision as shift to equal economic partnership with US
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President Isaac Herzog is set to announce his choice for Israel’s next government by Sunday after key parliamentary consultations, following a majority of lawmakers backing opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot over incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In the coalition talks, opposition partner Avigdor Liberman said the alliance is easing on an ultra‑Orthodox draft as part of its goal to remove Netanyahu and avoid new elections, stressing that compromise is needed to avoid getting nothing.
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JERUSALEM: Israel's opposition said Friday it was making headway in its bid to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as one of its leaders lifted his veto on demands that ultra-Orthodox Jews serve in the military, opening the door to a once improbable alliance with the community. Neither…
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Benjamin Netanyahu is staring at an ouster of his government after the Joint List, Israel's largest Arab political alliance, and the Ra’am party on Thursday endorsed former military chief Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government, strengthening his chances of becoming the Prime Minister following…
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"U.S. military aid to Israel has always been a cross-the-aisle agreement. Israel has used it both to defend itself and to confront enemies who threaten America and the West," Netanyahu said.
