Opposition revival of 'Netanyahu 2021 direct election model' detailed
2 Oct 31 4:05 AM · 8d ago · 3 articles · 2 sources · development 2 of 3
Journalists Ben Caspit and Michael Hauser Tov report that the opposition bloc has explicitly dubbed the proposal the 'Netanyahu 2021 direct election model,' recalling Netanyahu's April 2021 attempt to hold direct PM elections after the 24th Knesset inconclusive results. The bloc sees this as a way to circumvent disagreements among opposition leaders over relying on Arab parties to form an alternative government.
“Direct elections for prime minister will be held. The public will directly elect the prime minister in a snap election, without dissolving the Knesset.”
Benjamin Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu Prime Minister, Likud bloc leaderOpposition bloc Parliamentary coalition outside Netanyahu's government
Yair Golan Democrats chairmanBen Caspit Maariv commentatorMichael Hauser Tov Journalist
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2 outlets Israel elections: Anti-Netanyahu bloc weighs direct PM election bill to break political deadlock
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