Israel's coalition government formed

Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has reached an agreement to form a coalition government after the efforts for nearly two months.
A spokesman for Netanyahu's Likud party said the coalition supported nationalist party, Yisrael Beiteinu, centrist party, Yesh Atid, and the right-wing party, the Jewish house, and a party of the left, Hatnua.

In addition to the position of prime minister, there are 21 ministries will be talks to form a coalition government lasted until late Wednesday night with two major coalition partners, Yesh Atid and Jewish Home.
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Ahead of Obama's visit
Once the agreement is signed which will be held Thursday (1403) night in Israel, Israel needs approval from parliament before the cabinet officially inaugurated.
In the January 22 election, narrowly won the Likud KlikPartai kejutanKlikPartai Yesh Atid won the second largest number of votes.
Results were membut Netanyahu must build a coalition with other parties to form a government.
While there is pressure to reach a coalition agreement since the new Israeli government is expected to work ahead of President Barack Obama's visit to the Middle East on Wednesday, March 20.
Obama's visit to Israel, the Palestinian territories, and Jordan is the first since he was elected as president in 2008.

source : http://www.bbc.co.uk/indonesia/dunia/2013/03/130314_israel_kabinet.shtml