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Netanyahu Becomes First Israeli PM Since 1988 to Complete Full Term Amid Knesset Dissolution
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First reported by Ynet · 15 hours ago
What happened
Benjamin Netanyahu became the first Israeli prime minister since 1988 to complete a full term as the Knesset approved its dissolution, triggering elections starting Saturday. The vote required intense coalition negotiations, with Netanyahu personally helping secure the majority. He described his term’s completion as "just the beginning."
- 01Benjamin Netanyahu is the first Israeli PM since 1988 to complete a full term.
- 02The Knesset officially approved its dissolution late at night, ending the current session.
- 03The vote required intense coalition efforts, including Netanyahu’s direct involvement.
- 04The election campaign period begins Saturday and lasts until the 26th Knesset convenes.
- 05Netanyahu described his completed term as "just the beginning."
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