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Ongoing Story· Day 29

Netanyahu and Eisenkot Demonstrate Effective Partnership Amidst Political Strife

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Netanyahu Calls for National Unity Government in New Video

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video calling for a national unity government and warning against relying on Arab parties. He argued that a government dependent on Hamas supporters or the extreme Islamic would not effectively combat these forces. Netanyahu urged for national unity instead of what he termed "national suicide."

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a national unity government in a new video.
  • Netanyahu warned against forming a government reliant on Arab parties' support.
  • He stated a government dependent on Hamas supporters would not fight Hamas.
  • The Prime Minister urged for national unity over "national suicide."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a new video on Tuesday publicly calling for the establishment of a national unity government. In the video, he strongly warned against the possibility of forming a government that would rely on the support of Arab parties.

Netanyahu criticized the prospect of a coalition dependent on these factions, stating, "A government that relies on Hamas supporters will not fight Hamas. A government that relies on the extreme Islamic will not fight the extreme Islamic." He urged for unity within the political system, concluding, "Therefore, there is only one choice, not national suicide, but national unity."

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