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National Unity Government Emerges as Potential Israeli Political Option
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By أمير مخول
First reported by Panet · 24 hours ago
What happened
Polls indicate a near-even split in Israeli politics, fueling discussions of a national unity government excluding far-right figures. US pressure for political settlements and a two-state solution is a significant factor, while a petition against racism highlights support for Arab inclusion in governance.
- 01Israeli polls show a near-even split between governing and opposition blocs.
- 02A national unity government excluding far-right figures is a potential outcome.
- 03US pressure favors political settlements and a two-state solution.
- 04A petition rejects the exclusion of Arab citizens from government.
- 05Benny Gantz is seen as a potential leader for a broader coalition.
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