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YnetPolitics

Ra'am Leader Urges Swift Action to Form Government, Backs Eisenkot

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Mansour Abbas, chairman of Ra'am, is pushing for a swift government formation, stating that delays benefit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Abbas's party has recommended Gadi Eisenkot to form a new government and pledged full support for his efforts to create a stable coalition serving all Israelis.

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  • Mansour Abbas urged swift government formation, warning delays strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Ra'am has recommended Gadi Eisenkot to form the next Israeli government.
  • Abbas stated his party offers full backing for Eisenkot's coalition efforts.
  • The goal is a broad and stable government serving all Israeli citizens.

Mansour Abbas, chairman of the United Arab List (Ra'am), has urged "change bloc" figures to expedite coalition talks, warning that "every day that passes strengthens Benjamin Netanyahu and weakens the chances for a government." Abbas stated that his party has recommended Gadi Eisenkot for the role of prime minister.

Ra'am has offered full backing to Eisenkot for the establishment of a broad and stable government that would serve all citizens of Israel, according to a statement from Abbas's office. The party's endorsement of Eisenkot signals a significant move in the ongoing efforts to form a new government following recent elections.

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