Yair Golan Pushes for Coalition Government to Replace Netanyahu Rule

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52% : [Israel], October 29 (ANI): Chairman of Israel's Democratic Party Yair Golan met with B'Yachad no. 2 Yair Lapid on Thursday as part of ongoing efforts to assemble a coalition and oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the post-election negotiations.
40% : "I am determined to make every effort, turn over every stone, and act with all our partners to save Israel."
40% : The allegations refer to an incident popularly known as the "Qatargate" affair, in which it is alleged that Urich, along with other officials, were receiving illicit payments from Qatari-linked sources to promote pro-Qatari messaging within Israel, according to Jerusalem Post. Official Response and Political Fallout Subsequently, Israeli Central Elections Committee Chair Justice Noam Sohlberg asked Shin Bet chief David Zini to investigate allegations of foreign interference in Tuesday's election.
37% : Additionally, Qatar has strongly denied claims that it interfered in Israel's elections, accusing "certain Israeli politicians" of exploiting its name to serve domestic political interests and cover up their own failures.
34% : Netanyahu described the controversy as an "earthquake", alleging that foreign entities interfered in the elections in favour of Arab parties and calling on Zionist parties to reject cooperation with Ra'am and the Joint List, while the Arab political parties in Israel have rejected the allegations.
31% : According to The Times of Israel, Livne dismissed the claims, confirming that no evidence supports allegations of systemic irregularities.

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