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Netanyahu's

sixth government

This term, under Netanyahu, has been characterized by many, including President Biden, as "...one of the most extremist members of cabinets that I've seen," distinguishing it as the most right-wing administration ever to govern Israel. In addition to the Likud (Netanyahu's party), the government includes ultra-orthodox parties (Shas & United Torah Judaism), the settlers' parties (Religious Zionist & Otzma Yehudit), and an ultra-right-wing anti-LGBTQ party (Noam).
Biography
Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu formed his first government in 1996. After losing the subsequent elections, he took a hiatus. In 2009, Netanyahu established a coalition that returned him to power. However, his majority in parliament was lost in 2021. After no fewer than five general election rounds, Netanyahu finally secured a parliament that supported his government. Given that every faction of this coalition is vital to its survival, Netanyahu wholly relies on his partners.

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Timeline for Natanyahu's time in power
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the government

Netanyahu stands at the entrance to his first trial (photo: LAAM)
Likud
Benjamin Netanyahu
Prime minister
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