Israel's president takes first steps on building new government after accepting election results
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JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday accepted the certified results of last week’s parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government. The move dealt a blow to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts t
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Israel's president takes first steps on building new government after accepting election results. JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday accepted the certified results of last week’s parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government. The move dealt a blow to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts t Covered by 1 publications. The Korea Herald: Israel's president takes first steps on building new government after accepting election results.
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- The Korea Herald South Korea Israel's president takes first steps on building new government after accepting election results JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday accepted the certified results of last week’s parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government. The move dealt a blow to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts t 15 h ago · Tier 3
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