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'Bibi or Tibi'? Netanyahu's old political slogan returns to haunt him after election

'Bibi or Tibi'? Netanyahu's old political slogan returns to haunt him after election

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Netanyahu's position weakens as an ultra‑Orthodox party withholds support after the October 27 election deadlock. Opposition parties are seeking to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana during the inaugural session of the 26th Knesset on November 10, saying their combined parliamentary strength gives them the numbers to elect a successor, although disagreements over a replacement candidate remain.

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Benjamin Netanyahu's political future is facing fresh uncertainty as Arab-led parties offer to support an opposition government, potentially giving his rivals the numbers needed to take power. However, accepting their backing could prove politically difficult for opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot and…

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