Raam Will Support Eisenkot Even without a Coalition Agreement
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The Arab Raam party will support Yashar's leader Gadi Eisenkot as Israel's prime minister even if a coalition agreement is not signed first. This is reported by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, quoted by Europe Press. Raam has eight members of parliament in the Knesset. The parties supporting Eisenkot have a total of 48 seats in the 120-member parliament, and a majority of 61 is needed. Thus, the votes of the Arab parties could prove decisive in f…
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