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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerIsraeli Opposition parties meet for first time since election
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Israeli opposition parties met for the first time since the recent election amid a political deadlock where no side has a clear win. The leaders of the “Change and Repair” opposition formally united behind Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot as their prime‑ministerial candidate, agreeing to recommend him to President Isaac Herzog to form the country’s 38th government and enable an immediate transfer of power.
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The leaders of Israel’s political parties opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met for the first time since last week’s election, as the country is mired in political deadlock from results that do not show either side with a conclusive win. The Opposition parties agreed to recommend former…
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The leaders of Israel’s political parties opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met for the first time since last week’s election, as the country is mired in political deadlock from results that do not show either side with a conclusive win. The Opposition parties agreed to recommend former…
