Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government decided Monday to hold snap elections on April 9, seven months early, as his Likud Party and its affilated parties struggles to pass legislation with only a one-seat majority in parliament.
Israel's parliament, or Knesset, must still formally vote to dissolve itself and set the election date. A first vote was scheduled for today.
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