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Society updated November 3, 2026 at 17:16

Pas zgjedhjeve pa fitues në Izrael, opozita nis diskutimet për koordinimin e koalicionit për largimin e Netanyahut

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Udhëheqësit e katër partive opozitare izraelite zhvilluan një takim të martën, gjatë të cilit ata ranë dakord të nisin menjëherë negociatat e koalicionit dhe të koordinojnë strategjinë e tyre parlamentare përpara betimit të Knessetit të ri javën e ardhshme. Megjithatë, ata nuk dhanë një tregues se si synojnë të formojnë një qeveri pa partitë arabe, të cilat shumica e partive opozitare hebraike i kanë përjashtuar si partnerë koalicioni. Ndërsa blloku i kryeministrit Benjamin Netanyahu humbi shumicën parlamentare në zgjedhjet e javës së kaluar, partitë opozitare hebraike mbajnë vetëm 48 vende kundrejt 53 që ka ai. Ato mund të kenë shumicën vetëm me mbështetjen e dy partive arabe, të cilat fituan gjithsej 19 vende, duke e lënë të pasigurt rrugën drejt formimit të një qeverie të re. Në një deklaratë të përbashkët të lëshuar menjëherë pas takimit të tyre, udhëheqësi i Yashar, Gadi Eisenkot, kryetari i B’Yachad, Naftali Bennett, kreu i demokratëve, Yair Golan, dhe kreu i Yisrael Beytenu…

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