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Joint List offers to back anti-Netanyahu government: Report

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The Joint List has offered to support an alternative Israeli government without joining it, as Netanyahu’s bloc falls short of a majority. Opposition and Arab-led parties together hold 67 seats, but political differences could complicate efforts to form a…

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