Can Binyamin Netanyahu do a Somersault?: Israeli Politics  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 403 no. 8784 (May 2012), page 47-48.
Topik: Israeli Kadima Party; Politics; World Politics; Middle East Politics; Israeli Politics

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A political shenanigan in the dead of night has changed the face of Israel’s government, could do the same to Israeli society, and might even breathe a bit of life into the long-moribund peace process with the Palestinians (see article). The clandestine climax to a bizarre political drama came in the early hours of May 8th. The morning before, the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu had introduced a bill at cabinet to dissolve parliament and call a general election. After three years of stability, he explained, his ruling coalition was facing turbulence, and he preferred to win a new mandate from the nation. That afternoon, parliament duly passed the bill on first reading. The parties had all agreed on an election date: September 4th. The members made ready to finalize the legislation next morning and plunge into campaigning.

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