Defiant Netanyahu Says Right-Wing Bloc Has a Majority as It Remains Locked in Tight Race
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The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, whose camp is given to the side-by-side with that of the opposition in the ballot polls, called on Wednesday for the formation of a "right" and "strong" government.
Israeli Prime Minister and candidate for Likud, Benjamin Netanyahu, asked this Wednesday morning to wait for the final results of the elections in Israel, but he bet for a right-wing government without “Arab and anti-Zionist parties.” Five hours after the closure of ballot boxes, with 5% told that he would be ... Continue reading “Netanyahu asks to wait for scrutiny and bet for a right-wing without “Arab and anti-Zionist parties””
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a "strong, national, right-wing" government in a speech on election night. According to him, exit polls show that the right wing has secured a "large majority" among Israel's "Zionist voters." Netanyahu points out that his Likud party remains the largest party following yesterday's parliamentary elections. Currently, his party stands at 27 seats in the exit polls. However, that represents a l…
Netanyahu says Zionist Jewish majority must join forces to form strong right-wing government - The Tribune
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (local time) said the right-wing bloc has a "significant, decisive majority" among Jewish voters and those who support a Jewish state, calling for unity to form a strong national right-wing government.
Jerusalem, 28 Oct (EFE).- The Israeli Prime Minister and candidate for Likud, Benjamin Netanyahu, asked this Wednesday morning to wait for the final results of the elections in Israel, but he bet for a right-wing government without "the Arab and anti-Zionist parties." Five hours after the closure of ballot boxes, with a 5 [...] The entry Netanyahu asks to wait for the results but bets for a government without Arab parties was first published in …
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stated that his bloc had a decisive majority "in the Zionist public and all those who support the State" in the parliamentary elections, but called for the final results to be expected.
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