Israel's Supreme Court Considers Netanyahu, Gantz's Coalition Deal

Israel's Supreme Court Considers Netanyahu, Gantz's Coalition Deal

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The transcript discusses whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can remain in office while facing corruption charges. The High Court is reviewing a pact between Netanyahu and Benny Gantz to form an emergency government due to the coronavirus pandemic. Concerns have been raised about the legality of the deal, which could lead to another general election. Public protests and petitions have been filed against the coalition deal. A verdict is expected soon, coinciding with the formal presentation of the new government.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main legal issue facing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?

His stance on environmental policies

His role in the economic crisis

His eligibility to sign international treaties

His ability to remain in office while facing corruption charges

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What is the purpose of the emergency government pact between Netanyahu and Gantz?

To reform the education system

To improve international relations

To address the economic crisis

To form a coalition to tackle the coronavirus pandemic

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What concerns have judges raised about the coalition agreement?

Exclusion of senior government appointments

Increase in military spending

Reduction in healthcare funding

Expansion of international trade

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What could be a consequence of a ruling against the coalition deal?

A new education policy

An increase in taxes

A change in foreign policy

Another general election

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What actions have been taken by the public in response to the coalition deal?

Writing letters to international leaders

Launching a social media campaign

Holding protests near the Supreme Court

Organizing public debates