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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

New MK Calls for Eisenkot Government, Repeal of Judicial Overhaul Laws

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B'Yachad MK Noam Tibon called for a new government led by Gadi Eisenkot, prioritizing the replacement of the Knesset speaker and the repeal of judicial overhaul laws. Speaking on 103FM, Tibon expressed his excitement as a new MK and emphasized the need for a stable, four-year government focused on national security and establishing a constitution. He believes a narrow government can still be effective, referencing past Israeli leadership.

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  • MK Noam Tibon advocates for a Gadi Eisenkot-led government focused on stability and national issues.
  • Tibon's immediate priorities include replacing the Knesset speaker and repealing judicial overhaul laws.
  • The new MK expressed a desire for Israel to adopt a constitution based on the Declaration of Independence.
  • Tibon believes a stable, four-year government is crucial for addressing national security and constitutional reform.
  • He cited past Israeli governments led by Rabin and Sharon as examples of effective narrow administrations.

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