Ben-Gvir Urges Netanyahu to Form Right-Wing Government, Rejects Unity Coalition
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated in an interview that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should form a "full, full right-wing government" and reject a "unity government" with Gadi Eisenkot. Ben-Gvir believes only a right-wing coalition can save Israel and that a unity government would be harmful. He expressed confidence in Netanyahu's ability to form a majority government with sufficient voter turnout, despite recent polls. Ben-Gvir also outlined his ambitions for the Defense Ministry, including dismantling the Palestinian Authority.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir urged PM Netanyahu to form a "full, full right-wing government."
- Ben-Gvir warned that a "unity government" with Gadi Eisenkot would "harm Israel."
- He expressed confidence that Netanyahu's bloc could win a Knesset majority with high voter turnout.
- Ben-Gvir seeks the Defense Ministry to dismantle the Palestinian Authority and encourage emigration.
- He cited his pre-October 7 warnings about Hamas as proof of his foresight.
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