Opposition bloc considers reviving direct elections without dissolving Knesset to end stalemate
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Israel Election Results: Opposition weighs direct prime minister elections amid dilemma over Arab party support
Senior opposition party figures in Israel are considering restoring direct elections for prime minister without dissolving the Knesset, as the inconclusive results of the 26th Knesset general election leave the country facing a political deadlock. The proposal is being examined amid disagreements among major opposition leaders over whether to rely on Arab parties to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to reports by Maariv commen…
Anti-Netanyahu bloc considering introducing bill for direct PM elections to break political deadlock - The Tribune
Parties in Israel's opposition bloc are considering legislation to introduce direct elections for prime minister in a bid to break the political deadlock and form a minority government without relying on the support of Arab parties, according to The Times of Israel.
The parties of the Israeli opposition bloc are considering a bill to introduce direct elections for the prime minister, separate from the election of members of the Knesset, in an attempt to.
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