Législatives en Israël: l'opposition veut un front commun sans candidat unique
À un mois des législatives du 27 octobre, les cinq principaux dirigeants de l'opposition israélienne se sont réunis samedi à Tel-Aviv sans parvenir à désigner un leader commun face à Benyamin Netanyahou.
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À un mois tout juste des législatives du 27 octobre, les cinq principaux ténors de l'opposition israélienne se sont réunis samedi 26 septembre à Tel-Aviv pour tenter de coordonner leur action face au Premier ministre Benyamin Netanyahou.
Les dirigeants n'ont toutefois pas réussi à désigner un leader commun pour incarner le front de l'opposition, un obstacle de taille dans leur volonté de présenter une alternative unifiée.
Malgré cette difficulté, les cinq responsables ont affirmé vouloir faire front commun pour affronter Benyamin Netanyahou lors du scrutin à venir.
La question du leadership de l'opposition reste ainsi en suspens à quelques semaines du vote.
Sources
- Législatives en Israël: l'opposition veut faire front commun sans choisir de candidat unique — RFI — Français
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