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Politics08:12 · 9m ago

Gantz Ally Eisenkot Opposes Rotation in Prime Minister Role

By אבי סולומון
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The story · English

Former IDF Chief of Staff and current MK Gadi Eisenkot has stated his opposition to a rotation agreement for the role of prime minister. Eisenkot, a prominent figure in Benny Gantz's National Unity party, believes that the party winning the most mandates in an election should be the one to form the government, and its leader should serve as prime minister.

This stance appears to diverge from potential coalition agreements that might involve power-sharing arrangements, particularly in the context of forming a government that could potentially include Gantz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot's comments suggest a preference for a clear mandate and leadership structure, emphasizing the democratic principle of the leading party's right to govern.

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