Developing news overnight from Israel is the rivals of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

strike a deal to form a coalition government.

The question is, could the longtime Israeli leader be on the way out?

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I'm Alicia Menendez, in for Casey Hunt on this Thursday, June 3rd.

We'll start with the news.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's days in office could be numbered,

with his opponents announcing they've reached a deal to form a new coalition.

The agreement came shortly before a midnight deadline in Israel,

which would have sent the country into its fifth election in just over two years.

The coalition features leaders from eight different political parties,

spending both ends of the political spectrum.

One interest they do share is a desire to see Netanyahu out of power.

If the agreement is approved by the Israeli parliament next week, it would see the end of the prime minister's 12-year rule.

Replacing him would be former defense minister turned Netanyu rival Neftali Bennett for the first two years.

Former journalists and finance minister, Yai Yir Lapid, would then take over for the next two years. Former journalists and finance minister Yaira Lepid would then take

over for the next two years. Netanyahu who faces corruption charges is expected to lobby

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