
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls the October 27 elections crucial, confronting the electorate with a stark choice between his right-wing government and a left-wing coalition that would include Arab parties.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu is campaigning for the elections scheduled for October 27.
''These elections are crucial for our future: either the right or Palestine. Either our strong right-wing government or a left-wing government of Eisenkot with the Arab parties, Yair Golan, Lieberman and Bennett''. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote this in a message in which he addressed the ''Israeli citizens'' in view of the elections on 27 October and in which he reiterated what is the main electoral slogan of the Likud.
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