Opposition leadership bid weakens against Netanyahu
3 sources · updated 6 days ago
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What happened
- Israel's opposition coalition is losing momentum as leaders remain divided over strategy.
The Jerusalem Post
- Eisenkot called Netanyahu a pathological liar and said Ra'am won't join his government.
The Times of Israel
- Democrats leader Golan backs Arab participation but acknowledges right-wing parties resist it publicly.
Haaretz
Why it matters
Opposition fractures weaken its prospects to unseat Netanyahu.The Jerusalem Post
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More coverage
- As Israel’s opposition jostles over leadership, its bid to replace Netanyahu weakens - opinion
- Eisenkot says Ra’am won’t be in his government, calls Netanyahu ‘a pathological liar’
- Democrats leader: Backs Arabs in Knesset but 'understands' right-wing hesitation
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