Israeli Opposition Leaders Unite Behind Pact to Unseat Netanyahu in October Election
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The leaders of five Israeli opposition parties agreed to coordinate their efforts in preparation for the 27 October elections, with a view to enhancing their chances of forming the next government instead of the Benjamin Netanyahu Government.
Opposition leaders make replacing government shared priority, pledge not to attack each other ahead of Oct. 27 votes
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that the opposition, which decided to work together to bring about a change of government in the October 27 elections, would form a government "with the support of Arab parties."
Ahead of the October 27th elections in Israel, five opposition parties have launched an offensive to bring down the Netanyahu government. Despite their ideological differences, the five parties have decided not to criticize each other until after the election and have signed an agreement to work together to bring about a change in government. Netanyahu, in a statement, claimed that the opposition leaders would form a government with the support …
Ahead of the October 27 elections in Israel, leaders of the opposition parties met. They agreed to act together against the Netanyahu government and to form a coalition government after the elections.
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