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Lawmakers reportedly planning to pass dispersal law as soon as possible, with both sides wanting it done quickly; Liberman rules out cooperating with Netanyahu

PM points to relative calm on border with Gaza Strip and economic recovery after pandemic as achievements of his diverse 8-party coalition

If the last year has taught the country anything, it is that this state cannot be governed by that narrow of a majority.

Outgoing PM gives candid TV interviews; Liberman vows not to sit with Netanyahu, Haredim; Likud said to oppose renewing settlers law because it might help Lapid build diverse gov't

Opinion: Once upon a time, our political leaders were engulfed in serious discussion over country's future; now lies and propaganda have stolen spotlight, pushing Israel away from political stability it so desperately needs

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Outgoing PM says he should have spent more time supporting his own party's MKs: There should have been 'less Zelensky, more Silman'

MIDDLE ISRAEL: This, in a nutshell, is what the approaching election – the fifth Netanyahu has imposed on the Jewish state in less than four years – will be all about.

The Jewish News of Northern California

Prime minister, who will likely step down next week, tells new Air Force pilots, 'I hand over a strong and secure State of Israel'