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Religious Zionist MK Calls for Unity Government, Warns Against Minority Rule
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
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MK Itamar Eitam of the Religious Zionist Party joined a Knesset "unity tent" on Sunday, calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot to negotiate a unity government. Eitam warned against forming a minority government or holding new elections, stating that compromises are necessary for unity. He emphasized that the public desires cooperation and urged leaders to set aside mistrust to find solutions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- MK Itamar Eitam urged Netanyahu and Eisenkot to negotiate a unity government.
- Eitam warned that a minority government relying on Arab parties is a disaster.
- He stated that unity requires compromises and concessions from all sides.
- Eitam emphasized the public's explicit call for politicians to work together.
- He ruled out forming a minority government or holding another election.
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