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Global Leaders Hope for Political Shift in Israel's Upcoming Elections
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By תומר אלמגור
First reported by N12 · 11 hours ago
What happened
Western and Arab diplomats are closely watching Israel's upcoming elections, expressing hope for a "moderate" government and a change in political direction. Egypt and Jordan are reportedly preparing to reinstate ambassadors if a less extreme government is formed, while Western nations are holding back on sanctions.
- 01Western diplomats hope for a political change in Israel's upcoming elections.
- 02Egypt and Jordan may reinstate ambassadors if a moderate government is formed.
- 03Western nations are delaying sanctions against Israel before the elections.
- 04Concerns exist about potential 'extreme' actions by the current government.
- 05Donald Trump's potential endorsement of Netanyahu remains an unknown factor.
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