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Ongoing Story· Day 31

Israel Beiteinu MK: Largest Party May Not Form Government

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Netanyahu Declares Likud Largest Party, Vows Right-Wing Government

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Likud the largest party in Israel following election exit polls and called for a right-wing government. He warned against relying on "anti-Zionist" Arab parties and highlighted Israel's military successes, vowing to eliminate the Iranian threat with U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu urged the Zionist public to unite and expressed confidence in overcoming future enemies.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Likud the largest party in Israel after election exit polls.
  • Netanyahu called for the formation of a strong, national, right-wing government.
  • He warned against establishing a government dependent on "anti-Zionist" Arab parties.
  • Netanyahu highlighted Israel's military achievements and vowed to eliminate the Iranian threat.
  • He emphasized cooperation with U.S. President Donald Trump to counter Iran.
  • Netanyahu urged the Zionist public to unite to ensure Israel's future.
Netanyahu Declares Likud Largest Party, Vows Right-Wing Government
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