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Israeli opposition scrambles to oust Netanyahu after crucial meeting

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“Israeli opposition scrambles to oust Netanyahu after crucial meeting”

Israel’s opposition parties called for a “national emergency government” on Tuesday as they held high-stakes talks on wresting power from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu . Former army general Gadi Eisenkot and other “change bloc” leaders met for about an hour in Herzliya, Israeli media said, as they try to unite their disparate parties while Mr Netanyahu questions the legitimacy of last week's election. At the end of the meeting, the bloc released a joint statement saying its leaders “are…

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