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Ongoing Story· Day 34

Likud Accuses Opposition Leader of Needing Arab Parties for Coalition

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0404Politics

Minister Zohar Accuses Eisenkot of Planning Arab Party Coalition

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Minister Miki Zohar accused Gadi Eisenkot of planning to form a government with Arab parties, violating his election promises. Zohar stated that the public would not forgive Eisenkot for such a move. The minister's remarks were made on social media, criticizing Eisenkot's advisors.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Minister Miki Zohar accused Gadi Eisenkot of planning a government with Arab parties.
  • Zohar stated Eisenkot's advisors are leading him toward this coalition.
  • The minister claimed Eisenkot's actions contradict his election promises.
  • Zohar warned the public would not forgive Eisenkot for breaking promises.
  • The remarks were made by Zohar on social media.
Minister Zohar Accuses Eisenkot of Planning Arab Party Coalition
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Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar has attacked Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the National Unity Party, accusing him of working to form a government with Arab parties. Zohar claimed that Eisenkot's advisors are leading him in this direction, contradicting his election campaign promises. "It turns out that for him, election promises have no meaning. The public will not forgive him for this," Zohar wrote on social media. He asserted that Eisenkot's actions indicate a disregard for his electoral pledges, suggesting this would alienate voters.

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