Eisenkot Names Negotiation Team for Coalition Talks
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Gadi Eisenkot's Yisrael Beiteinu party has formed a negotiation team to lead coalition talks and establish a government. The team includes former senior officials and party strategists. A parallel parliamentary support team will work on legislative matters. The negotiation team is set to meet with other "Change and Reform" parties immediately.
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- Yisrael Beiteinu party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, has formed a negotiation team for government formation.
- The team includes former Prime Minister's Office head Yoav Horowitz and lawyer Yoram Turbovitz.
- A separate parliamentary support team includes former ministers Matan Kahana and Hili Tropper.
- The negotiation team will immediately begin meetings with "Change and Reform" parties.
- The party aims to quickly form a government under Eisenkot's leadership.
The Yisrael Beiteinu party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, has announced the formation of its negotiation team tasked with forming a government and outlining its foundational principles. The party aims to swiftly establish a government under Eisenkot's leadership to implement the voters' will.
The negotiation team includes Yoav Horowitz, former head of the Prime Minister's Office; Dr. Yoram Turbovitz, a lawyer and former head of the Prime Minister's Office; Yael Wolf Baral, head of policy and content for Yisrael Beiteinu; Ronen Aviani, an expert in coalition negotiations and party law; and Ronen Manelis, the party's campaign manager.
Concurrently, a parliamentary support team has been established to advance the party's agenda, including work plans, legislative proposals, and necessary actions for the new Knesset's initial days. This team comprises Matan Kahana, former Minister of Religious Services; Hili Tropper, former Minister of Culture and Sport; Shaul Meridor, former head of the Treasury Department; and Tair Ifargan, former Director General of the Ministry of Labor.
The negotiation team is scheduled to begin working meetings with the negotiation teams of the "Change and Reform" parties on the same day.
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