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Unfit to remain in office: Eisenkot hits out at Netanyahu over divisive speech

India Today and The Jerusalem Post describe the same event in different terms.

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The headline split The center frames it as "Unfit to remain in office: Eisenkot hits out at Netanyahu over divisive speech". The right frames it as "Eisenkot cancels unity coalition talks with Likud after Netanyahu’s ‘divisive speech,’ Ya...".
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CenterUnfit to remain in office: Eisenkot hits out at Netanyahu over divisive speech

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Right / center-rightEisenkot cancels unity coalition talks with Likud after Netanyahu’s ‘divisive speech,’ Yashar says

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India TodayNews report · Nov 10, 6:53 PM

Unfit to remain in office: Eisenkot hits out at Netanyahu over divisive speech

Unfit to remain in office Eisenkot hits out at Netanyahu over divisive speech

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The Jerusalem PostNews report · Nov 10, 8:25 PM

Eisenkot cancels unity coalition talks with Likud after Netanyahu’s ‘divisive speech,’ Yashar says

The revelation of unity talks and their subsequent collapse came after Netanyahu's call on Monday for opposition leaders to join him in a single unified government in "the need of the hour."

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