Israel’s parliament has passed a long-awaited key national budget before a deadline that would have triggered fresh elections. A marathon overnight vote on hundreds of amendments resulted early on Thursday in the approval of the budget bills for the first time in three years. The failure to reach consensus by November 14 would have brought down the government of Naftali Bennett that was sworn in in June, giving former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu an opportunity for re-election. Bennett celebrated on Twitter, writing that “after years of chaos – we formed a government, we overcame the Delta variant, and now, thank...
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