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Eisenkot Aims to Unite Israel, Rejecting Minority Government Stance
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Yesh Atid chair Gadi Eisenkot responded to Yisrael Beiteinu chair Avigdor Liberman's stance against minority governments. Eisenkot stated his main challenge is preventing political blocs from defeating each other, aiming for a Zionist majority to lead Israel. He seeks to represent all citizens, even those who did not vote for him.
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- Gadi Eisenkot aims to prevent one political bloc from defeating another in Israel.
- Eisenkot stated his challenge is to ensure a Zionist, state-oriented majority leads the country.
- He seeks to be seen as a prime minister for all Israeli citizens, regardless of their vote.
- Eisenkot's remarks were a response to Avigdor Liberman's opposition to minority governments.
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