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Lapid Warns President Herzog Against Interfering in Coalition Talks
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Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid warned President Isaac Herzog against interfering in post-election coalition talks, asserting it is outside the president's authority. Herzog had pledged to prevent a second election, suggesting he might help form a unity government. Lapid also advised the opposition to moderate its campaign to attract key voters. Panelists at the event debated coalition possibilities, settlement policy, and Israel's international standing, revealing deep divisions on these issues.
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- Yair Lapid warned President Herzog against intervening in coalition talks, calling it a bad idea.
- President Herzog pledged to prevent a second election, potentially aiding a unity government formation.
- Polls indicate neither the Netanyahu coalition nor the opposition bloc may secure a majority.
- Lapid urged the opposition to avoid aggressive campaigning to win over moderate right-wing voters.
- Opposition figures debated coalition options, settlement policy, and Israel's international isolation.
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