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Hawkish Netanyahu picked to form Israel govt
JERUSALEM (AFP) - Hawkish Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu was tasked on Friday with forming a new Israeli government, fuelling concerns that a right-wing coalition could torpedo the Middle East peace process.
Nations:Israel Palestine People:Benjamin Netanyahu Shimon Peres Ehud Olmert Activities:2009 Israel National Election Source:(AFP)
2009-02-20
Netanyahu gets nod to form new Israeli government
JERUSALEM - Benjamin Netanyahu appealed to his moderate rivals Friday to join him after the hard-liner was formally tapped to put together Israel's next ruling coalition -- an alliance that would dilute the power of nationalists bent on derailing Mideast peace talks.
Nations:Egypt Israel People:Shimon Peres Activities:2009 Israel National Election Source:(AP)
2009-02-20
Netanyahu wins backing in Israeli PM contest
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Benjamin Netanyahu's chances of becoming Israel's prime minister were boosted on Thursday by the conditional backing of an ultra-nationalist politician who emerged as a kingmaker in a photo-finish election.
Nations:Israel People:Benjamin Netanyahu Shimon Peres Activities:2009 Israel National Election Source:(Reuters)
2009-02-19
Final count leaves Israel with election headache
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Final results of Israel's parliamentary election confirmed on Thursday that the centrist party of Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni won the contest by a single seat over right-winger Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud.
Nations:Israel People:Shimon Peres Mahmoud Abbas Ehud Olmert Activities:2009 Israel National Election Source:(Reuters)
2009-02-12
Netanyahu ahead in battle for Israel's helm: observers
JERUSALEM (AFP) - Hawkish Benjamin Netanyahu is running ahead of centrist Tzipi Livni in the fight to take the Israeli helm after an election whose shift to the right raised concerns over the future of peace talks, observers said on Thursday.
Nations:Israel People:Barack Obama Activities:2009 Israel National Election
2009-02-12
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