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Netanyahu Attacks Arab Parties, Calls for Unity Government Amid Knesset Swearing-In
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked Arab parties and called for a national unity government during the 26th Knesset's faction leaders' photo event. He criticized the "change bloc's" negotiations with Ra'am, quoting a member's controversial statement about Jews. Opposition figures, including Naftali Bennett, interrupted Netanyahu, questioning his stance on Qatar and the October 7 investigation. The heated exchange led to protests and the removal of a lawmaker from the hall.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu attacked Arab parties and called for a national unity government.
- Netanyahu criticized the "change bloc's" negotiations with Ra'am, quoting a member's statement.
- Naftali Bennett interrupted Netanyahu, questioning his stance on Qatar and the October 7 investigation.
- Yair Golan walked out in protest, and Gilad Kariv was removed from the Knesset hall.
- Netanyahu also reiterated warnings about Iran's nuclear program and existential threats.
- The events occurred during the faction leaders' photo event after the 26th Knesset was sworn in.
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