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Israel’s Change bloc pitches Eisenkot for PM, vows to replace “govt of October 7” with parliamentary majority

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  • center · 4 outlets

    Leaders of Israel's "Change and Repair" opposition parties have 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 facilitate an immediate transfer of power…

    — The New Indian Express

  • right · 4 outlets

    Israel’s post-election contest for power has entered a decisive phase, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s allies reaffirming support for his return while opposition leaders have agreed to back Gadi Eisenkot as their candidate to form the next government. Both camps are preparing for…

    — Organiser

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Following a summit in Herzliya, the heads of the Change bloc released a joint statement declaring their unified strategy to leverage the new parliamentary majority in the 26th Knesset to replace what they termed the "7/10 government" led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust Current article

Israel’s Change bloc pitches Eisenkot for PM, vows to replace “govt of October 7” with parliamentary majority

Following a summit in Herzliya, the heads of the Change bloc released a joint statement declaring their unified strategy to leverage the new parliamentary majority in the 26th Knesset to replace what they termed the "7/10 government" led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Organiser Right Bharatiya Prakashan (RSS)

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Israel’s post-election contest for power has entered a decisive phase, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s allies reaffirming support for his return while opposition leaders have agreed to back Gadi Eisenkot as their candidate to form the next government. Both camps are preparing for…

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Israel's Oppn unites behind Eisenkot as PM candidate, vows to replace Netanyahu's 'govt of Oct 7'

Leaders of Israel's "Change and Repair" opposition parties have 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 facilitate an immediate transfer of power…

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