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Opposition Leaders Sign Pact to Form Alternative Government
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What happened
Leaders of Israeli opposition parties, including Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett, signed a joint document agreeing to work together to form an alternative government after the elections, despite existing ideological differences and past tensions.
- 01Opposition leaders signed a pact to form a joint government post-election.
- 02The agreement aims to replace the current Israeli government.
- 03Leaders pledged to avoid attacking each other during the campaign.
- 04The pact follows recent disagreements within the opposition bloc.
- 05Parties had previously signed surplus vote agreements for elections.
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