The Israeli parliament has officially dissolved, setting the stage for elections scheduled in October. Benjamin Netanyahu, the country's longest-serving leader, is preparing for a challenging reelection campaign amid scrutiny regarding his leadership during and following the attacks on October 7. The situation has raised concerns about a potential constitutional crisis involving conflicts between his government and the judiciary.
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Israeli parliament dissolves ahead of October elections
The Israeli parliament has dissolved, leading to elections in October. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing significant challenges in his reelection campaign, with questions surrounding his leadership and a potential constitutional crisis involving the judiciary.
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