Netanyahu vows to form ‘strong’ new right-wing government
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Benjamin Netanyahu did not directly claim victory after a close election, noting only that Likud was projected to be the largest party. (EPA Images pic) JERUSALEM: Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed early Wednesday to form a new government after a close election, saying no leader should rule through the backing of Israeli Arabs, whose parties posted strong gains. (Free Malaysia Today, 10:07)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·28 Oct, 10:07 MYTNetanyahu vows to form ‘strong’ new right-wing government
Benjamin Netanyahu did not directly claim victory after a close election, noting only that Likud was projected to be the largest party. (EPA Images pic) JERUSALEM: Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed early Wednesday to form a new government after a close election,…
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