
Opposition leader seeks Netanyahu’s removal as Israel inaugurates new parliament today
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The headline in each newspaper
- THE DAILY STAR: How Israel's new parliament can make Netanyahu's life difficult
- EL PAÍS: Netanyahu seizes on the swearing-in of the new parliament to accuse Arab lawmakers of wanting to “destroy Israel”
In short
The Daily Star, from Bangladesh, says Israel's new parliament could make Netanyahu's life difficult.1 The National, from the United Arab Emirates, reports that Netanyahu's rivals struck the first deal before parliament is sworn in.2 The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, reports that the new parliament will be sworn in as Eisenkot prepares a government.3
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Common ground
Where accounts differ
Background
- 2022Wikipedia describes Netanyahu's politics as right-wing populist and nationalist, and his sixth government, serving from 2022 to 2026, as the most far-right in Israeli history.W
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The headlines, side by side
- The Daily Star · Bangladesh · 04:05How Israel's new parliament can make Netanyahu's life difficultRead at the newspaper ↗
- El País · Spain · 19:00Netanyahu aprovecha la jura del nuevo Parlamento para acusar a los diputados árabes de querer “destruir Israel”Read at the newspaper ↗
- Punch · Nigeria · 20:36Opposition leader seeks Netanyahu’s removal as Israel inaugurates new parliament todayRead at the newspaper ↗
Words in common
- netanyahu
- parliament
- israel
- acusar
