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Eisenkot Cancels Unity Talks With Likud After Netanyahu's 'Divisive Speech'
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Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot canceled coalition talks with Likud after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a "divisive" speech. Eisenkot called Netanyahu's remarks "hateful and disgraceful," accusing him of prioritizing political survival over national unity. Likud expressed puzzlement at the cancellation, stating Netanyahu remains committed to forming a unity government and is willing to meet with any faction.
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- Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot canceled coalition talks with Likud after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "divisive" speech.
- Eisenkot called Netanyahu's speech "delusional, divisive, hateful, and disgraceful."
- Yashar accused Netanyahu of choosing political survival over national unity.
- Netanyahu had previously called for opposition leaders to join a unified government.
- Likud stated Netanyahu is committed to national unity and willing to meet with any faction.
- Likud found it "puzzling" that Yashar canceled talks while negotiating with Arab parties.
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