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Ongoing Story· Day 64

Israeli Opposition Parties Struggle With Internal Strife Amid Merger Talks

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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Israeli Opposition Leaders Face Tough Coalition Choices

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Leaders of Israel's "bloc of change" parties are contemplating a difficult decision on forming a coalition. They may need to break election promises and partner with parties they previously vowed to avoid. The alternative, a repeat election, is considered a worse and potentially disastrous outcome.

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  • Israeli opposition leaders face a difficult coalition-forming decision.
  • They may need to break election promises to form a government.
  • The alternative of a repeat election is seen as potentially disastrous.
Israeli Opposition Leaders Face Tough Coalition Choices
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Haaretz EnglishLeft · Tel Aviv

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