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Opposition Bloc Pledges Unity Ahead of Elections

By מורן אזולאי
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Leaders of Israel's "Change Bloc" opposition parties met at the home of Opposition Leader Yair Lapid, unveiling a "principles document" outlining their commitment to maximizing voter turnout and securing a majority in the upcoming elections to form a new government. A key pledge within the document is a commitment to refrain from attacking fellow parties within the bloc or their leaders until a government is formed. The bloc has also divided into three joint working groups tasked with formulating the foundational principles for a future government. Notably, the document does not include a commitment to recommend the largest party within the bloc to form the government.

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