Opposition leader Yair Lapid said Thursday that he believed and knew the current government would serve its full term, according to a report. The statement comes amid ongoing political debate over the coalition's longevity.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid stated Thursday evening that he had believed and known that the current Israeli government would complete its full term, according to a report. The exact wording: "I believed and knew that this government would complete its term." The report did not specify the context or venue of the remarks. Lapid has previously made statements about the government's stability, including predictions that it would not survive until 2027, as The Zioneer has reported. The archive cited in the report suggests previous statements by Lapid may have expressed a different view, but the original source of the quote was not independently verified.
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