Israel faces political chaos as Netanyahu’s grip on power weakens. What will it take to end the disarray?
Eisenkot’s 67-seat bloc includes six parties, and Avigdor Liberman’s resistance could block a minority government backed from outside by Arab lawmakers.
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Israel faces political chaos as Netanyahu’s grip on power weakens. What will it take to end the disarray?
By Tal Shalev, Oren Liebermann, CNN (CNN) — The wheels of Israel’s political machine are turning. But that doesn’t mean they’re going anywhere soon.In the latest elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost the parliamentary majority that kept him in power over the past four years. But his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, still faces a difficult
After the parliamentary elections in Israel there is an end to the rule of Benjamin Netanyahu. At the same time the opposition alliance has no stable majority. While tough negotiations and compromises are pending, voices of the Palestinian resistance see in the fragmentation of the Zionist camp above all an opportunity. – A comment by Ali Najjar. The post-election crisis of Zionism: The Palestinian liberation is not selectable first appeared on …
In the latest elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost the parliamentary majority that has allowed him to remain in power for the past four years. However, his main opponent, Gandhi Eisenkot, still faces a difficult task in his attempt to unseat Israel's longest-serving prime minister, after being given the mandate to form the next government.
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