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Netanyahu May Expand Coalition, Diluting Power of Current Partners
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Political analyst Amit Segal proposed that Benjamin Netanyahu could form a unity government or expand a 61-seat coalition to include figures like Gadi Eisenkot. Such moves could dilute the power of current partners, including Itamar Ben Gvir and Haredi parties, though Segal doubts Netanyahu is actively working to exclude them. The scenarios suggest a potential shift in coalition dynamics, impacting the bargaining power of smaller parties.
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- Benjamin Netanyahu may expand his coalition to include Gadi Eisenkot, potentially weakening Itamar Ben Gvir.
- Analyst Amit Segal described two scenarios for government formation, one involving a unity government.
- A 61-seat majority could still lead to Netanyahu bringing in new parties, reducing current partners' power.
- Ben Gvir and Haredi parties might not be excluded but would lose veto power, Segal stated.
- Segal expressed doubt that Netanyahu is actively plotting to weaken Ben Gvir for Eisenkot's entry.
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