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Israel PM Netanyahu could be out of office ‘in days’
Benjamin Netanyahu’s run as the longest-serving Israeli prime minister may be coming to an end.
A former ally of the Israeli Prime Minister has agreed to join a rival coalition of parties in a major step towards ending the veteran leader’s rule.
Naftali Bennett – the leader of the small right-wing party Yamina revealed he is working towards a new coalition agreement with Yair Lapid who’s the leader of the centrist party Yesh Atid, to join a new government.
It’s a major event in Israeli politics and if the coalition is sworn in it would bring an end to Netanyahu’s 12 years as prime minister.
In a prime-time address on Sunday local time, Bennett told Israelis he is joining the new government to prevent the fifth round of elections and “rescue the country from spin.”
Deadline looming
While Mr Bennett and Yair Lapid, still face some challenges ahead, the sides appeared to be serious about reaching a deal and ending the deadlock that has plunged the country into four elections in the past two years.
The pair have until Wednesday to complete a deal.
That deal is expected to serve two years as prime minister in a rotation, with Mr Bennett holding the job first.
The Trump hush money trial has progressed with the selection of the first seven jurors, marking a significant step in the legal proceedings.
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Seven jurors were selected
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Defense and prosecution lawyers questioned potential jurors for impartiality
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The judge warned lawyers he would not tolerate disruptions after he said Former US President Donald Trump audibly muttered during a prospective juror’s questioning
The selection of jurors is a crucial step in ensuring a fair trial, as they will ultimately decide Formers US President Donald Trump’s fate in this legal battle, as reported by Reuters.
The process of jury selection involves careful vetting of potential jurors to ensure impartiality and fairness.
Each juror’s background, beliefs, and potential biases are scrutinised to ensure they can render an impartial verdict based solely on the evidence presented in court.
With seven jurors already chosen, the selection process is expected to continue as both the prosecution and defence seek individuals who can objectively weigh the evidence.
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