Israeli Opposition Vows to Quickly Remove Benjamin Netanyahu, but Path Remains Unclear
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Negotiations on the formation of a new government are still pending.
The bloc led by centrist Gadi Eisenkot will seek the necessary support in Parliament to form a government.After the elections last Tuesday, no party obtained an absolute majority and since then complicated negotiations have followed.
Israel's opposition bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, vowed on Tuesday to quickly form a government to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Israeli opposition moves against Netanyahu: The former general announced the formation of a new government - As the main goal, he singled out the formation of a "national emergency government", based on four principles
Israel's opposition promises to form a government quickly and oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but will not go into how this will happen.
The Israeli opposition parties agreed, on Tuesday, to nominate the leader of the "Shar" party, Gadi Eisenkot, to form the next government, in an effort to prevent Benjamin Netanyahu from returning to the presidency of Al Woz.
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