Israel to dissolve parliament, call 5th election in 3 years
Israel's weakened coalition government decided Monday to dissolve parliament and call a new election, the country's fifth in three years.
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Israel's weakened coalition government decided Monday to dissolve parliament and call a new election, the country's fifth in three years.
JERUSALEM -- Israel's weakened coalition government announced Monday that it would dissolve parliament and call new elections, setting the stage for the possible return to power of former Prime Minister
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett formed his government a year ago with the aim of halting the never-ending cycle of elections.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced Monday his decision to disband his coalition government and hold elections. “Together, we got Israel out of the pit [of recurring elections]... We brought to center stage the values of fairness and trust," he said.”
Israel’s weakened coalition government has announced that it will dissolve parliament and call new elections