Ahmad Tibi's party has announced it will not join the current coalition government.
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What happened
Ahmad Tibi's party has announced it will not join the current coalition government.
Who's involved
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Likud holds the coalition together.Also in this story
- The coalition leader faces pressure from faction demands within the Likud party.
- Allegations regarding the appointment of the State Comptroller, including potential conflicts of interest and procedural flaws in the election process.
- Likud's governing body is facing pressure from its haredi coalition partners.
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Likud
Israeli centre-right to right-wing political party
Related events
- ISRAELis have shown resistance against the Likud coalition.
- Political alliances are formed in Israel, with Likud being the party of Benjamin Netanyahu, alongside allied Arab parties Hadash and Ta'al.
- Likud aims to control the National Security ministry, with Gadi Eisenkot noted as a potential coalition partner.
- Likud rules out Yair Golan as a coalition partner and asserts its leadership role in the government alongside Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu accuses Eisenkot of seeking reliance on Arab parties while UAL leader is photographed with Tibi.