Netanyahu's Coalition Building Efforts Post-Election
Following election results where Netanyahu's bloc did not secure a majority, discussions are ongoing about forming a broad coalition government, with differing views on including Arab parties and the legitimacy of the election process.
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Netanyahu's Coalition Building Efforts Post-Election
First report 3h agoLast update 1h agoA significant portion of voters, across different blocs, support the formation of a unity government to mend societal rifts.
Critics argue that Netanyahu's actions, including claims of stolen elections and attempts to delay results, are an assault on Israeli democracy and that he must go.
Netanyahu is seeking to form a coalition under his leadership but explicitly excluding Arab parties, despite their significant seat count.
The Central Elections Committee chair has rejected requests to delay election results, stating they are valid and do not depend on the outgoing Knesset's consent.
Netanyahu is accusing Palestinian parties of stealing the election after losing his majority, a claim contradicted by the election commission.
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