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Ongoing Story· Day 58

Religious Zionism Party Finalizes Knesset List with Identity Party Merger

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YnetPolitics

Religious Zionism Party Recommends Netanyahu to Form Government

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Consultations to form a new government have commenced at the President's Residence. The Religious Zionism party, led by MK Orit Struk, has recommended Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to lead the government formation. This recommendation is a key step in the post-election process for establishing a coalition.

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  • Religious Zionism party recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the government.
  • Consultations for forming the next government have begun at the President's Residence.
  • MK Orit Struk leads the Religious Zionism party delegation.
  • The process involves party representatives meeting with the President.

Consultations have begun at the President's Residence to assign the task of forming the next government. Representatives from the Religious Zionism party, led by MK Orit Struk, officially recommended Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as their candidate to form the government. This marks the start of the formal process following the recent election results, where Netanyahu's bloc secured a majority. The consultations involve various party representatives meeting with the President to state their preferred candidate for prime minister. The Religious Zionism party's endorsement is a significant step for Netanyahu as he seeks to build a coalition.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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