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Opposition Divided Over Potential Netanyahu Rotation Government
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First reported by Now 14 · 33 minutes ago
What happened
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has declared he will not support a rotation government including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing Netanyahu's responsibility for the October 7th events. This stance creates division within the opposition, as another opposition figure has not ruled out such a possibility.
- 01Opposition is divided on a potential Netanyahu rotation government.
- 02Former PM Naftali Bennett rejects any rotation with Netanyahu.
- 03Bennett blames Netanyahu for the October 7th events.
- 04Yashar party's Yoram Cohen is open to rotation discussions.
- 05Bennett fears rotation talks distract from electoral goals.
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