Netanyahu Criticizes Opposition After Five Party Leaders Unite Against Him
Five opposition leaders in Israel agreed to make ousting the government their shared priority and pledged not to attack one another ahead of an October 27 vote.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized opposition politicians after five opposition party leaders announced they had united around a shared goal of replacing his government.
The opposition leaders said unseating the current government would be their common priority and pledged not to attack one another as they work toward that goal, according to Anadolu Agency.
The coordination among the five leaders comes ahead of a vote scheduled for October 27, adding pressure on Netanyahu's coalition in the lead-up to the election.
Netanyahu responded by criticizing the opposition grouping, though further details of his remarks were not included in the initial report.
Sources
- Netanyahu attacks opposition after 5 party leaders unite to unseat him — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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