Political Divides Take Center Stage at Heated Pre-Election Debate in Israel
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At the debate on Saturday, Michael Oren emphasized breaking monopolies to lower prices. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Washington Free Beacon – Longstanding political divisions came to a head on Saturday evening as key players from across Israel’s fractured political landscape stumped for their respective parties during a contentious English-language debate that highlighted the popular frustration threatening to unravel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition.
With elections scheduled to take place on Tuesday, many Israelis are seeking a change in the country’s leadership, which has been headed by Netanyahu and his Likud party for the past six years.
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