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Israel Opposition Offers PM Lifeline If He Signs Ceasefire
ISRAEL – On Monday, Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid offered to support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in parliament if coalition members quit over a ceasefire deal with Hamas.
ISRAEL – On Monday, Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid offered to support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in parliament if coalition members quit over a ceasefire deal with Hamas.
Netanyahu resumed talks with Hamas to end Gaza fighting and release hostages.
Some far-right coalition members threatened to quit if the war ends before eradicating Hamas.
Lapid and Labour Party head Yair Golan pledged support for Netanyahu if a deal is made.
Far-right lawmakers, holding 13 seats, oppose the deal, while Lapid’s party holds 24.
Hostage families marched in the Knesset, urging the government to act.
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