JERUSALEM: Zionist entity’s unlikely coalition government, the first ever backed by an Arab party, was forged a year ago to oust right-wing premier Benjamin Netanyahu, but ultimately collapsed over the Palestinian conflict. As a result, Zionist entity looks headed for new elections-the fifth in less than four years-and the threat of widening fissures between the groups that made up the eight-party “change” alliance. The veteran Netanyahu, some observers predict, will battle for a comeback in part by exploiting divisions between the right-wing Jewish and Arab-Zionist groups that had managed to cooperate for 12 months. During that time, Prime Minister Naftali...
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