Israeli lawmakers voted to dissolve parliament early on Thursday, paving the way for a new election after veteran Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a coalition government before a midnight deadline.
The ballot is widely expected to take place in September, the second this year.
JERUSALEM — Israel’s parliament on Monday passed a preliminary motion to dissolve itself. The move further pushed the country toward an unprecedented political impasse, less than two months after elections seemed to promise Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a new mandate.
If the bill receives final passage in a vote scheduled Wednesday, Israel would be forced to hold new elections — sending the political system into disarray.
La oposición de Baréin denuncia que el régimen de los Al Jalifa ayuda a Israel a “liquidar la causa palestina” con un foro previsto en Manama en junio.
Bahrein defendió el martes su decisión de acoger una conferencia ideada por la Casa Blanca para abordar la crisis palestina-israelí, alegando que su único objetivo es apoyar al “hermano pueblo palestino”.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party was the top vote-getter in Jerusalem, followed closely by United Torah Judaism, while Benny Gantz’s Blue and White had a knock-out win in Tel Aviv.
Close to 25% of voters
Centrist Benny Gantz, a former military chief and key challenger to Binyamin Netanyahu, was directly implicated in a "serious case of corruption," the Israeli PM's party claimed/
El boato de la ceremonia en la Casa Blanca para impulsar la declinante campaña electoral de Benjamín Netanyahu se vio empañado ayer por las imágenes de los escombros de una vivienda al noreste de Tel Aviv, cuyos siete habitantes resultaron heridos por un cohete disparado desde la Franja de Gaza, 120 kilómetros al sur.
Cuando faltan tres semanas para las elecciones israelíes del 9 de abril, la campaña electoral se está animando con vídeos sorprendentes y polémicos.
El Tribunal Supremo, considerado guardián de los valores democráticos en Israel, ha dado un vuelco a la campaña de las legislativas del 9 de abril al vetar a un candidato judío que se había declarado heredero de un movimiento racista proscrito desde hace tres décadas.
Some 5.8 million Israelis will be eligible to vote in Knesset elections on April 9, almost half a million more than in the last poll in 2015, according to figures published Monday by the Central Bureau of Statistics.
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