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İsrail, sonunda Netanyahu karşısında birlik olabildi. Hakkında yolsuzluk ve şantaj suçlamaları bulunan Netanyahu'nun uzunluğuyla rekor kıran 12 yıllık kan ve gözyaşı dolu başbakanlık dönemi bugün yeni kurulan koalisyon hükümetinin yemin etmesi ile son buldu. Yeni hükümeti SuperHaber sizler için araştırdı.

Reached on the emerging coalition it will still have to be approved by israels parliament. we are joined live from jerusalem. good to see you. what do netanyahus rivals need to do next to make this a reality and oust him as prime minister? >> in practical terms, the various parties that are opposed, the so-called change block that oppose netanyahu are still meeting as i understand it from a spokesman, they were meeting until 3:00 this morning. they are ironing out some of the details among thems...

Restrain other politicians in either hawkish behaviour of pursuing half of action, tempered action in times of crisis. very briefly, if you will, what is the key thing that needs to change in israeli politics is not the deadlock we are seeing? i think the real concern here is that this governing coalition which only has 61 seats and a party will sit outside the formal coalition is very unstable under this change block where the anti—benjamin netanyahu block is a block made up of politicians wi...

Things are still difficult peer. we know that the conversations and negotiations are still ongoing. things could still whang. by the end of the day they are expected to anow they will announce a change block and it will be a wide ranging coalition. they are all united that they dont want him to be prime minister any more, but that may be where the united ends. if it goes to the supposed plans, they could be sworn in as the new government in the new week. >>. >> what effect will this have on

From the blog of Avi Shamir at The Times of Israel