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Netanyahu Seeks Allies Amid Likud Push for Talks with Bennett, Liberman
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is strategizing to form a government after his Likud party emerged as the largest in the Knesset.
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- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is strategizing to form a government following election results.
- 02Netanyahu is reportedly exploring cooperation with former allies Avigdor Liberman and Naftali Bennett.
- 03Senior Likud ministers are pushing for talks with Bennett and Liberman, despite expected resistance.
- 04Netanyahu aims to secure a mandate from President Isaac Herzog to form the next government.
- 05A public campaign against the rival "change bloc" is also reportedly being planned.
He is reportedly exploring cooperation with former allies like Avigdor Liberman and Naftali Bennett, while also planning a public campaign against the rival "change bloc." Netanyahu aims to secure a mandate from President Isaac Herzog and avoid further elections by potentially persuading opposition parties to switch allegiances.
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