Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s office announced Monday that his weakened coalition will be disbanded and the country will head to new elections.
Israel's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Monday his governing coalition will dissolve parliament next week, a shock announcement that will give power to Foreign Minister Yair Lapid in days and force new elections.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced Monday his decision to disband his coalition government and hold elections. “Together, we got Israel out of the pit [of recurring elections]... We brought to center stage the values of fairness and trust," he said.”
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's decision to dissolve the Israeli Knesset and go for new elections could have perhaps been avoided, had he made more efforts to include the ultra-Orthodox in his coalition.
The leaders of Israel's governing coalition said Monday they will submit a bill next week to dissolve parliament, legislation that would force new elections if approved. The move comes only a year after the ideologically disparate government came into being, and brings closer to reality a fifth elec…
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced Monday his governing coalition would be dissolved and elections for a new government will be held for the fifth time in three years.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid have agreed to dissolve parliament and call early elections. It will be Israel's fifth election in three years.
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