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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Herzog Pushes for Unity Government After Knesset Elections

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Herzog Urges Perspective Amid Likud Government Consultations

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President Isaac Herzog advised the Likud party to adopt a more respectful tone during government formation consultations. The Likud recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government and met with Herzog on Thursday. Herzog criticized Minister Miri Regev's "disaster bloc" label and remarks about Gadi Eisenkot, calling for perspective and unity. The President also questioned the Likud's willingness to moderate extremist elements for a broad coalition.

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  • President Isaac Herzog urged Likud to show perspective and respect during government formation talks.
  • The Likud party officially recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government.
  • Herzog criticized Minister Miri Regev's "disaster bloc" label and remarks about Gadi Eisenkot.
  • The President questioned the Likud's readiness to set aside extremist elements for a unity government.
  • Minister Yoav Kisch stated that any party accepting Likud's basic principles is welcome.
Herzog Urges Perspective Amid Likud Government Consultations
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