Netanyahu Open to PM Rotation, Despite Likud's Public Stance
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly open to a unity government with a rotating premiership, despite public statements from his Likud party. Netanyahu's consideration of options, including a rotation with Gadi Eisenkot, stems from concerns about a rival "change bloc" forming a government with ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties. The "change bloc" is working to secure Knesset positions and potentially form a narrow government, with Eisenkot seeking recommendations to form a government. Key decisions by parties like United Torah Judaism are pending concrete proposals, while the outcome could impact judicial overhaul laws.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly open to a unity government with a rotating premiership.
- Netanyahu's openness contrasts with public statements from Likud officials who have rejected rotation.
- Netanyahu fears a "change bloc" government with ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties could sideline him.
- Gadi Eisenkot is seeking recommendations to form a government, with consultations starting Wednesday.
- The "change bloc" aims to control Knesset positions and potentially repeal judicial overhaul laws.
- United Torah Judaism leaders are awaiting concrete proposals before deciding on cooperation with Eisenkot.
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