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Eisenkot Explores Minority Government with Arab Party Support
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Yashar Chairman Gadi Eisenkot is examining the formation of a minority government that would rely on the abstention of United Torah Judaism and Ra'am, with Yoav Seglovitz actively supporting it. This complex plan aims to create a government led by Eisenkot, potentially reducing the current prime minister's bloc strength. The move seeks to avoid direct negotiations with the Joint List.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gadi Eisenkot is exploring a minority government strategy with Arab party abstentions.
- Yoav Seglovitz would actively support the proposed government.
- The plan involves abstentions from United Torah Judaism and Ra'am.
- Eisenkot's bloc could reach 49 seats, opposing Netanyahu's 46.
- The move aims to bypass negotiations with the Joint List.
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