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Israeli Opposition and Arab Parties Plan Law to Bar Indicted Netanyahu from Forming Government
Israeli opposition parties and Arab factions are reportedly close to agreeing on a law that would prevent an indicted individual from forming a government, specifically targeting Benjamin Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Opposition and Arab parties plan law to bar indicted Netanyahu from forming government.
- 02Legislation would require 61 Knesset seats to repeal, regardless of election frequency.
- 03The law was previously blocked by Ayelet Shaked during the Bennett-Lapid government.
- 04Proponents aim to pass the law immediately after the next Knesset is sworn in.
- 05This initiative could prevent Netanyahu from receiving a mandate to form a government.
The legislation aims to be passed quickly after the next Knesset is sworn in, potentially blocking Netanyahu's path to premiership.
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