Israeli Opposition Leaders Unite Behind Pact to Unseat Netanyahu in October Election
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The Israeli Prime Minister expressed his anger at the unity of five opposition parties in the occupied territories.
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
As election day approaches in Israel, the chances of Benjamin Netanyahu, responsible for the Gaza genocide, being re-elected have become more difficult. Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced that the opposition will form an alliance against the government responsible for the massacre.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that he is confident the opposition bloc, which decided to act together before the October 27 elections, will win 63 seats in parliament and be able to form a new government.
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