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Opposition Leaders to Meet, Discuss Strategy Ahead of Elections
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By אהרן וסרמן
First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
Opposition leaders in Israel are set to meet Saturday night to coordinate campaign strategies and discuss potential government formation. Avigdor Lieberman plans to propose running separately to avoid a direct confrontation with Prime Minister Netanyahu, while Yair Golan aims for campaign coordination.
- 01Opposition leaders will meet Saturday night to plan election strategy.
- 02Avigdor Lieberman favors separate campaigns over a single candidate.
- 03The strategy aims to prevent Netanyahu from a one-on-one race.
- 04Yair Golan seeks coordination between opposition campaigns.
- 05Golan noted that the largest party doesn't always form the government.
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