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Israel Sets National Elections for October 27 Amid Netanyahu's Leadership Questions

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Israel's parliament has scheduled national elections for October 27, the latest possible date, widely viewed as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership following the Gaza war.
Netanyahu aims to form a broad national government, but polls indicate a desire for his removal, with Gadi Eisenkot as a key contender.

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Israel's parliament has scheduled national elections for October 27, the latest possible date, widely viewed as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership following the Gaza war. Netanyahu aims to form a broad national government, but polls indicate a desire for his removal, with Gadi Eisenkot as a key contender.

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