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Opposition and Arab Parties Near Deal on Law to Bar Indicted PMs
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
Israeli opposition parties and Arab factions are reportedly nearing an agreement to pass a law preventing indicted individuals from forming a government. The legislation aims to block Netanyahu from receiving the mandate if the right-wing bloc does not win a clear majority in the upcoming elections.
- 01Opposition and Arab parties may pass a law barring indicted individuals from forming a government.
- 02The law would specifically target Netanyahu if he wins a plurality but not a majority.
- 03The legislation was previously blocked by Ayelet Shaked during the Bennett-Lapid government.
- 04Ra'am and the Joint List are expected to support the bill under certain election conditions.
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