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Netanyahu's opponents have the numbers – now can they make a deal?

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“Netanyahu's opponents have the numbers – now can they make a deal?”

Israel 's coalition talks will intensify this week as opponents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu try to wrest the premiership from him after an inconclusive election result. Neither Mr Netanyahu's right-wing coalition nor an opposition bloc led by former army general Gadi Eisenkot won a majority at last Tuesday's election . The opposition could reach a majority by working with Arab politicians, who have offered to help bring down Mr Netanyahu after winning a record 19 seats. Together, the…

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