Netanyahu Rules Out New Coalition Partners for Next Government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated his intention to form his next government based primarily on the current coalition. "I intend to establish a government composed first and foremost of the current coalition, according to our foundational principles," Netanyahu declared. His remarks address recent signals from the circle of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir regarding the composition of the upcoming government, with Netanyahu emphasizing that the existing coalition will serve as the foundation for his next administration.
Netanyahu also commented on the significance of the recent elections, framing them as a critical juncture for Israel. "This is a huge victory for the State of Israel or a huge defeat; all our enemies want us to lose," he stated, underscoring the perceived high stakes of the political outcome.
The Prime Minister's clear statement aims to set expectations and potentially preempt demands from potential new partners, reinforcing his commitment to the parties currently governing with him.
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