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Yashar Party Urges National Emergency Government Amidst Crisis

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Opposition Party Calls for National Emergency Government Led by Gadi Eisenkot

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The "Yashar!" party, including former Shin Bet Chief Yoram Cohen, met with President Yitzhak Herzog to discuss the nation's critical situation. The party advocates for the immediate formation of a national emergency government, proposing Gadi Eisenkot as its leader. They warn of dangerous, potentially irreversible consequences if the current trajectory continues.

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  • Yashar! party met with President Herzog for consultations on the national situation.
  • Former Shin Bet Chief Yoram Cohen warned of a dangerous crossroads for Israel.
  • The party calls for a new, responsible, stable, and unifying leadership.
  • Yashar! aims to establish a national emergency government immediately.
  • The party proposed Gadi Eisenkot to lead the proposed emergency government.

The "Yashar!" party, represented by former Shin Bet Chief Yoram Cohen and its second-in-command, met with President Yitzhak Herzog for consultations. Cohen described Israel as being at a dangerous crossroads, warning that continuing on the current path could lead to irreversible, dark outcomes for society and the state. He emphasized the urgent need for new, responsible, stable, and unifying leadership.

The party's stated objective is the immediate establishment of a national emergency government, which they propose should be headed by Gadi Eisenkot.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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