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Israeli protesters urge Jewish-Arab coalition government
Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv on Saturday, calling for an Arab-Jewish coalition in Israel’s next government after the final election results showed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc falling short of a majority in parliament by winning 53 seats in Tuesday's vote, while the main opposit
Associated Press
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Both outlets lead on the same main rally and frame it around calls for an Arab-Jewish or “Jewish-Arab” coalition to replace Netanyahu. Associated Press foregrounds the setting in Tel Aviv and the election-result context in its extract, while Al Jazeera is the only one to mention a counterprotest and quote Netanyahu supporters opposing a government with “terrorists.”
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