Netanyahu Declares Victory, Vows to Form Right-Wing Government
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared victory following exit polls in the Israeli elections, vowing to form a strong, national right-wing government. He stated that the Likud party is the largest in Israel and that the right-wing bloc holds a decisive majority. Netanyahu also referenced cooperation with President Trump against Iran and warned against forming a government with anti-Zionist parties.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu declared victory based on exit polls, promising a right-wing government.
- Netanyahu stated Likud is Israel's largest party and the right-wing bloc has a decisive majority.
- He vowed to work with President Trump to remove the Iranian threat.
- Netanyahu warned against forming a government with anti-Zionist parties.
- Exit polls showed Netanyahu with a significant lead over Eizenkot.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a speech at the International Convention Center in Jerusalem, following exit polls that indicated a significant lead for him in the elections. "We have defeated all our enemies, established security zones on the Gaza border, and prepared the Iranian regime. Israel is stronger than ever. Yet, it is not over as long as this fanatical regime exists. Together with President Trump, we will remove this threat permanently," Netanyahu stated. He emphasized that while awaiting the final results, the Likud party has proven itself to be the largest party in Israel, with no dispute. Furthermore, he asserted that the right-wing bloc has a clear and decisive majority among the Jewish public and supporters of the Jewish state. Netanyahu reiterated his commitment to forming a strong, national right-wing government, warning against establishing a government reliant on anti-Zionist parties and questioning alliances with those who serve the country's enemies. The article also briefly mentions a victory speech by Ben Gvir, who warned against "unity."
