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Change bloc believes another election is more likely than a new government

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ישראל היום
“בגוש השינוי מעריכים: יותר קרובים לבחירות נוספות מממשלה”

חמישה ימים לאחר הבחירות לכנסת ה-26: ראשי גוש השינוי פועלים לגבש תוכנית מאוחדת ומנהלים מרתון פגישות תיאום • למרות הרושם כי הם קרובים לסבב בחירות נוסף, בגוש מנסים לתאם מהלכים בכנסת - בראשם החלפת היו"ר וביטול חוקי הרפורמה וחוק התקשורת

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Israel Hayom
“Change bloc believes another election is more likely than a new government”

Five days after Israel's 26th Knesset election, MK Yair Lapid (Beyachad) met with Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Liberman on Sunday. The meeting followed talks on Saturday between Liberman and Yashar! Chairman Gadi Eisenkot, their first since the election, as leaders of the anti-Netanyahu bloc sought to develop a coordinated strategy. Neither Lapid's nor Liberman's party […] The post Change bloc believes another election is more likely than a new government appeared first on…

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