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For Years, Netanyahu Outfoxed His Rivals. What Changed This Week? An election billboard in Ramat Gan for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party in March, defaced with graffiti that reads “Go Home.” © Oded Balilty/Associated Press JERUSALEM Naftali Bennett, the leader of a hard-right political party, stood before television cameras and pledged never to share power with Yair Lapid, a centrist, and Mansour Abbas, an Islamist. It was March 22, the day before Israel’s fourth election in two years. Yet late Wednesday night, just 72 days later, there was Mr. Bennett, sitting down beside both Mr. Abbas and Mr. Lapid and signing a deal that, pending a confidence vote in Parliament later this month, would see all three unite in the first government since 2009 that won’t be led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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