From Al Jazeera · Simon Speakman Cordall · · 50s
Israeli opposition unites to challenge Netanyahu
Five opposition leaders sign a non-aggression pact ahead of October 27 election to try to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu.
In brief
Five opposition leaders sign a non-aggression pact ahead of October 27 election to try to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu. Five Israeli opposition leaders signed a non-aggression pact on September twenty-sixth to coordinate against incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu in the October twenty-seventh election. Originally reported by…
Five opposition leaders unite
On September twenty-sixth, five leading members of Israel's self-styled Zionist opposition signed a non-aggression pact seeking to oust incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu in the October twenty-seventh election.
Who signed the pact
The signatories gathered at opposition leader Yair Lapid's Tel Aviv home: co-runner Naftali Bennett, former Prime Minister and Beyachad leader; Gadi Eisenkot, former Chief of Staff and Yashar party leader; Yair Golan of the Democrats…
Election set for October
The non-aggression pact aims to coordinate the opposition's campaign strategy ahead of the October twenty-seventh election, where Netanyahu seeks to retain his position as incumbent Prime Minister.
The headline
Five Israeli opposition leaders signed a non-aggression pact on September twenty-sixth to coordinate against incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu in the October twenty-seventh election.
