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Israeli Politics Sees Last-Minute Party Realignment Before Election Deadline
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By Noa Shpigel, Michael Hauser Tov
First reported by Haaretz · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli politics experienced a last-minute party shuffle as Benny Gantz's National Unity party finalized its slate, including Gadi Eisenkot. Meanwhile, a potential right-wing merger dissolved, adding to the dynamic electoral landscape amidst ongoing political and societal challenges.
- 01National Unity party finalized its electoral slate with key figures.
- 02A planned right-wing merger reportedly dissolved.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu's corruption trial has resumed.
- 04International pressure regarding the Israeli government is noted.
- 05Parents plan to suspend classes over migrant children admission.
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