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Israeli President Proposes Netanyahu Resignation for Pardon
Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog has secretly proposed a plan for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign after two years in a rotational government in exchange for a presidential pardon. The initiative aims to prevent a minority government and ensure stability.
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What happened
- 01President Yitzhak Herzog proposed Netanyahu resign after two years for a presidential pardon.
- 02The plan involves a rotational government to prevent a minority coalition.
- 03Herzog developed the proposal secretly over the past two years.
- 04Supporters believe the deal would strengthen US ties and national stability.
- 05Netanyahu reportedly wants to serve the initial term to manage international processes.
- 06The country awaits final election results amid political uncertainty.
Netanyahu reportedly intends to serve the initial term, while the country awaits final election results that could lead to new elections or a coalition with external support.
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