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Ongoing Story· Day 43

Eisenkot Vows to Oust Netanyahu Even Without Majority

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Eisenkot Vows All-Out Effort to Form Emergency Government

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Gadi Eisenkot is actively working to form an emergency government in Israel, criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a "racist campaign" against Arab citizens. Eisenkot stated he is engaging all parties willing to accept his principles and will "leave no stone unturned" to establish a stable government. He also condemned threats against his party members and emphasized the importance of national unity and oversight during the political transition.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot is committed to forming an emergency government and will "leave no stone unturned" in his efforts.
  • Eisenkot accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fueling a "racist campaign" against Arab Israelis.
  • Eisenkot emphasized the need for government oversight during the political transition period.
  • Eisenkot condemned threats and incitement against his party's lawmakers and their families.
  • Eisenkot stated the prime minister must represent all citizens, including Arab Israelis.
  • Eisenkot expressed trust in lawmaker Elisaf Peretz despite concerns about potential Arab party involvement.
Eisenkot Vows All-Out Effort to Form Emergency Government
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