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Opposition Bloc Agrees to Postpone Leadership Race Until After Election
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What happened
Leaders of Israel's opposition "Change Bloc" have agreed to postpone their internal leadership contest until after the next election. They also pledged a temporary non-aggression pact to focus on winning the election and forming a government.
- 01Opposition bloc leaders agreed to delay leadership fight until after election.
- 02Parties pledged to work together to increase voter turnout.
- 03A non-aggression pact was signed among bloc members.
- 04The goal is to form a government preserving Israel's Jewish and democratic character.
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