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Coalition said mulling asking Gantz to join if far-right parties bolt over Gaza deal
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition is considering inviting Benny Gantz’s Blue and White party to join the government if the far-right Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionism parties ... Read More
Report: Gantz could return to Netanyahu’s coalition if far-right parties quit over hostage deal
Gantz could return to Netanyahu’s coalition if far-right parties quit over hostage deal appeared first on The Times of Israel. Read More
What is Israel’s unity government? Netanyahu, Benny Gantz join war cabinet. - The Washington Post

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has struck a power-sharing deal with his political rival, centrist Benny Gantz, to form an emergency unity government that will oversee Israel’s war ... Read More
Netanyahu’s top rival left Israel’s war Cabinet. How does that affect the prime minister and Gaza? - KTLA

JERUSALEM (AP) — The resignation of a senior member of Israel’s war Cabinet was a dramatic show of distrust in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his strategy for the eight-month-old war w… ... Read More
Netanyahu leaned on his top rival to help unify Israel. Now, Benny Gantz is more popular - WAVY.com

JERUSALEM (AP) — The top political rival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting with U.S. leaders in Washington this week to discuss the war in Gaza. Benny Gantz is a key member ... Read More
Netanyahu leaned on his top rival to help unify Israel. Now, Benny Gantz is more popular - Newsday

Gantz is a centrist politician who joined Netanyahu’s ultranationalist and religious government soon after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on southern Israel. Credit: AP/Michael Varaklas By The ... Read More
Netanyahu's top rival left Israel's war Cabinet. How does that affect the prime minister and Gaza? - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

JERUSALEM (AP) — The resignation of a senior member of Israel's war Cabinet was a dramatic show of distrust in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his strategy for the eight-month-old war with ... Read More
Netanyahu leaned on his top rival to help unify Israel. Now, Benny Gantz is more popular - ClickOnDetroit

Benny Gantz, who is in Washington this week for meetings with U.S. leaders, is a crucial member of Israel’s War Cabinet. Read More
Netanyahu’s top rival left Israel’s war Cabinet. How does that affect the prime minister and Gaza? - WRIC ABC 8News

JERUSALEM (AP) — The resignation of a senior member of Israel’s war Cabinet was a dramatic show of distrust in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his strategy for the eight-month-old war w… ... Read More
Netanyahu leaned on his top rival to help unify Israel. Now, Benny Gantz is more popular - KSAT.com

Benny Gantz, who is in Washington this week for meetings with U.S. leaders, is a crucial member of Israel’s War Cabinet. Read More
Netanyahu leaned on his top rival to help unify Israel. Now, Benny Gantz is more popular - News Channel 3-12

JERUSALEM (AP) — Benny Gantz, who is in Washington this week for meetings with U.S. leaders, is a crucial member of Israel’s War Cabinet. He is also the top political rival to Israeli Prime ... Read More
Netanyahu leaned on his top rival to help unify Israel. Now, Benny Gantz is more popular - WTOP News

JERUSALEM (AP) — The top political rival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting with U.S. leaders in Washington this week to discuss the war in Gaza. Benny Gantz is a key member ... Read More
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