Israel's Opposition leader declares a new era

Israelis rally in support of the government formation

Israelis rally in support of the government formation Source: AAP

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Opposition leaders in Israel have agreed to form what could be a historic new coalition government, potentially ending Benjamin Netanyahu's 12-years as Prime Minister.

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