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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Israel Coalition Talks Begin Amidst Conflicting Demands

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HaaretzPolitics

Coalition Negotiators Meet in Herzliya to Form Government

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Coalition negotiation teams from Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together met in Herzliya on Sunday. Key negotiators include Michael Ravilo for Likud, and Hili Tropper and Yoav Horowitz for Yesh Atid. Yesh Atid suggested inviting Likud MK Elisha Mardan to the discussions. The talks aim to form a new government.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together coalition negotiators met in Herzliya on Sunday.
  • Michael Ravilo represents Likud, while Hili Tropper and Yoav Horowitz lead Yesh Atid's team.
  • Yesh Atid proposed including Likud MK Elisha Mardan in the coalition talks.
  • Yoav Horowitz previously served as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief of staff.
  • Shlomo Selah represents the Together party in the negotiations.

Negotiation teams from the Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together parties convened in Herzliya on Sunday to discuss coalition formation. Representing Likud is Michael Ravilo, a lawyer who was a candidate for State Comptroller and previously served as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal attorney. Yesh Atid's team is led by MK Hili Tropper and Yoav Horowitz, who previously served as Netanyahu's chief of staff and director-general of the Prime Minister's Office. Together is represented by former Secretary of the Government Shlomo Selah. Yesh Atid proposed including Likud MK Elisha Mardan, who recently set up a tent outside the Knesset advocating for a unity government, in the talks.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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