The Israeli opposition is considering the direct election of the prime minister to break the political deadlock

Nidaa Al Watan: Israeli media reported that parties in the Israeli opposition camp are considering advancing a bill that would allow the prime minister to be elected directly by the people, in an attempt to form a minority government without needing the support of Arab parties. The proposal aims to separate the election of the prime minister from the formation of…
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