Israel's Netanyahu reaches coalition deal with far-right Religious Zionism

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Netanyahu moves closer to forming a government after reaching coalition deal with Religious Zionism party

Israeli Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu has reached a coalition deal with the far-right Religious Zionism party, Netanyahu's Likud party said on Thursday. This brings him closer to setting up a new government after last month's election. Religious Zionism will be given control of the Finance Ministry as part of a rotation, Likud said. However, it did not clarify how will the rotation work. The deal hands Netanyahu control of 46 of the

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Religious Zionism gets Finance, Aliyah ministries in deal with Likud

The Far-right Party Will Also Have a Minister in the Defense Ministry That Will Be Specifically Responsible for Overseeing the Settlements. Party Head Smotrich Said He Intends to 'Promote Historic Reform in the Legal System, Regulate and Develop the Settlement Enterprise, Strengthen Jewish Identity'

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Israel’s Netanyahu nears coalition after far-right deal

JERUSALEM, Dec 2 — Israel’s prime minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu signed Thursday a coalition deal with extreme-right faction Religious Zionism, bringing him closer to forming what could be the country’s most right-wing government ever. After topping the polls last month, veteran hawk Netanyahu signed agreements with two other extreme-right factions, the six-member Jewish Power and one-man Noam. With 32 members of Netanyahu’s Likud party a…

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Israel’s Netanyahu reaches coalition deal with pro-settler party

Under the deal, Religious Zionism Party is given authority over settlement activity in occupied Palestinian territories.

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Israel: Netanyahu on the verge of forming a new coalition