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Labor chief calls on Netanyahu to move up elections

Shelly Yacimovich criticized the Kadima-Likud unity coalition, referring to it as a 'repulsive political circus'; Yisrael Beiteinu to stay in cabinet

By Jonathan Lis | 14:23 18.07.12 |

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Opposition chairperson MK Shelley Yacimovich (Labor) called Wednesday morning for moving up elections, in the wake of Kadima's withdrawal from the unity government.

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