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Ongoing Story· Day 2

US Pushes for Broad Israeli Government to Advance Regional Deal

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US Reportedly Pushes for Israeli Unity Government, Netanyahu Exit

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The Trump administration is reportedly pushing for a broad regional settlement in the Middle East, including a potential Israeli unity government led by Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. Netanyahu would reportedly serve for two years before retiring, as neither bloc is expected to win a majority in upcoming elections. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee has denied reports of meetings with Eisenkot and called the initiative "fake news." The plan aims to advance Trump's Middle East agenda and counter anti-Israel sentiment.

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  • US reportedly pushing for Israeli unity government with Netanyahu and Eisenkot.
  • Netanyahu would reportedly serve as PM for two years before retiring from politics.
  • U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee denied reports of meetings and called the initiative fake news.
  • The plan aims to advance Trump's Middle East agenda and counter anti-Israel sentiment.
  • Eisenkot has conditions for joining, including Netanyahu's retirement and judicial reform repeal.

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