From the newsroom of the Washington Post.

Hi, this is Vanessa Williams from the Washington Post.

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This is Post Reports. I'm Alexis D.O.

It's Thursday, June 3rd.

Today, the deal to replace Netanyahu,

what we know about booster shots and the intergenerational appeal of Olivia Rodrigo.

On Wednesday, after four elections in two years and negotiations between politicians

that went to almost the last minute before midnight on Wednesday,

a group of opposition parties announced that they have come to a power sharing deal

that would replace Benjamin Netanyahu

with the Prime Minister of Israel for the first time in 12 years.

Steve Hendrix is the Jerusalem Beer Chief for the Post.

It was a remarkable few minutes here.

Yair Lapid, who's the opposition leader of the parliament and the man orchestrating the new coalition,

called Israeli President Ruben Rivlin.

They got him in a soccer game, as a matter of fact, about 38 minutes before the deadline for this whole political process was about to expire.

And they told him that they had reached an agreement.

They had the votes and they were ready for a formal, kinesic vote on their new anti- Netanyahu coalition.

Steve, can you remind us who is Netanyahu politically and his reputation?

Benjamin Netanyahu has been the Prime Minister of Israel for the last 12 years and actually had a brief stint in the top job before that.

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