As voting began for the parliamentary elections in Israel, opposition leaders called for the end of the Netanyahu administration.
As parliamentary elections began in Israel, opposition leaders Avigdor Liberman, Gadi Eisenkot and MP Gilad Kariv called on the public to go to the polls and put an end to the Netanyahu administration.
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Voting has started across the country to determine 120 members of parliament in Israel.
Leader of the opposition Israel Our Home Party and former Minister of Defense Avigdor Liberman, in his post on the social media platform of US-based company he said.
Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot also wrote on the X account, "There is only one way to make change and change Netanyahu, and that is Yashar's way." He made a statement.
Former Chief of Staff Eisenkot stated that his party should be the largest party in Israel.
Israeli opposition MP Gilad Kariv wrote on his X account: "Today we are taking the struggle we have been waging for the last four years to the ballot box." He shared.
Kariv pointed out the change and said that today is "the beginning of a 4-year period of hope."
Addressing voters, Kariv said, "In the coming hours, Netanyahu and his supporters will inundate you with fake news and messages with the aim of undermining the elections by spreading lies and misleading claims." made his assessment.
Kariv emphasized that voters should participate intensively in the ballot box.
Voting has begun across the country to determine the 120 deputies of the Israeli parliament.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
According to the election results, the distribution of the new parliament will become clear.
Very likely · Within days

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