Netanyahu Pledges to Form Broad National Government After Elections
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced during a cabinet meeting that he intends to form a broad national government following the upcoming elections. He outlined specific conditions for participation, stating that anyone willing to adhere to the principles of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people, maintaining military independence, and rejecting a two-state solution is welcome to join. In response, far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir expressed hope that Netanyahu's desire for a unity government would not lead to excluding parts of the right-wing bloc, emphasizing that the initial proposal centers on Jewish identity and can only be advanced within a right-wing government. Netanyahu replied by denying any intention to boycott factions within the right-wing camp.
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