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| The new Israeli government has won a clear majority, ending Netanyahu’s 12-year rule of tyranny and barbarism. (Photo: File) |
Occupied Jerusalem: Former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s 12-year rule of tyranny and barbarism has come to an end. The new Israeli government has won by a clear majority.
According to the international news agency, the speaker of the Israeli parliament announced last week that the country will hold a vote on June 13 to elect a new government.
The Israeli parliament voted today to form a new government, with New Right Party leader Naftali Bennett winning 60 votes from both the right and left and the Arab League.
Naftali Bennett, the leader of the New Right party, will now be sworn in as Israel’s new prime minister, but to remain in power he will have to maintain alliances with the center and the right and left coalition parties.
It should be noted that former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu failed to prove his majority in the assembly. The coalition of opposition parties has been distancing itself from Prime Minister Netanyahu since the bombing of Gaza.
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It should be noted that Israel has held elections four times in the last two years and each time Netanyahu’s party manages to get the most votes but failed to prove the majority needed to form a government.
