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Trump Could Broker Israeli Unity Government to Confront Iran
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Donald Trump could broker a unity government in Israel between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot if elections result in no clear majority. Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu is linked to confronting Iran, and he might invite both leaders to Washington to form a government focused on this shared strategic goal. The article suggests Trump could act as a guarantor for a power-sharing deal, while IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's input could bolster public trust in any military decisions regarding Iran.
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- Donald Trump could broker an Israeli unity government between Netanyahu and Eisenkot if elections yield no majority.
- Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu is tied to a shared goal of confronting Iran.
- A unity government could focus on countering Iran, with Trump as a guarantor of power-sharing.
- Public trust in Israel is low, raising concerns about the political motivation of military action against Iran.
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's public statement could help restore trust in military decisions.
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