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Israel's coalition deal means the Trump Peace Plan is back on track

22 April 2020

8:09 PM

22 April 2020

8:09 PM

After three stalemate elections in a year, Israel finally has a government. Incumbent prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Benny Gantz signed a pact on Monday which will see them take turns at being premier. It’s nice when people share.

The most immediate concerns for Israelis are how the new administration will handle the coronavirus outbreak and how much more this latest reshuffle will end up costing them.

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