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By iPublish News Server (c)2022Ongoing story · 12 updates
Politics10:26 · Sep 7

Israeli Election Blocs and Netanyahu-Gantz Rivalry Discussed

Panet
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Academics Professor Mohammed Hajirat and Abdelsalam Menasra discussed the potential party blocs forming ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections and analyzed the rivalry between Benny Gantz and Benjamin Netanyahu. The discussion took place on Hala TV, with Menasra joining from Florida. Hajirat, an academic lecturer, and Menasra offered their insights into the political landscape as parties position themselves for the elections. The conversation focused on the dynamics of coalition building and the key political figures shaping the electoral race. Specific details on the predicted blocs or the nature of the Gantz-Netanyahu competition were not elaborated upon in the provided text, but the experts were invited to provide analysis on these pressing electoral questions.

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