Mr Gantz has ruled out a unity government under Mr Netanyahu rsquo s leadership ........

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Mr. Gantz has ruled out a unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership.

A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership has been ruled out by Mr. Gantz.

A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership had been ruled out by Mr. Gantz.

A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership was ruled out by Mr. Gantz.

A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership is ruled out by Mr. Gantz.

- Option 1: "A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership has been ruled out by Mr. Gantz."

- Correct tense (present perfect) implies the decision is relevant and recent.

- Correct Answer

- Option 2: "A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership had been ruled out by Mr. Gantz."

- Past perfect tense usually indicates a completed action before another in the past, which is not suitable here.

- Option 3: "A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership was ruled out by Mr. Gantz."

- Simple past tense suggests a particular moment in the past, but lacks relevance to the present.

- Option 4: "A unity government under Mr. Netanyahu’s leadership is ruled out by Mr. Gantz."

- Present tense implies a general state rather than a recent decision.

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