Israel: Netanyahu-Gantz does not agree to form the next government Despite an additional 48 hours, the outgoing Prime Minister and the formation chief Kahol Lavan failed to reach an agreement, prolonging the longest political crisis in Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former rival Benny Gantz failed to agree on a government of "unity and urgency" , in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, after Thursday April 16, of their ultimatum to try to put an end to the longest political crisis in the history of Israel. After 16 months of transitional government, three most improbable and sometimes most desperate legislative elections and twists and turns for some Israelis, the teams of MM. Netanyahu, 70, and Gantz, 60, reunited Wednesday evening after the end of the Jewish Passover festivities, Passover. Prince Harry and Meghan Markles battle With the consent of a majority of parliamentarians after the legislative elections of March 2, the presiden...