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Netanyahu Pledges to Form Broad National Government on Tisha B'Av Eve

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On the evening of Tisha B'Av, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a special statement calling for deeper national unity and announced his intention to establish a broad and stable national government. Reflecting on the day's significance, Netanyahu recalled the destruction of the Temple and the devastating consequences of internal hatred, emphasizing that in the past three years, Israel has collectively prevented a "third destruction." He praised the resilience and solidarity of Israeli society during recent conflicts, highlighting how citizens fought together against common threats rather than as internal adversaries.

Netanyahu underscored Israel's significant achievements but acknowledged ongoing challenges ahead, expressing confidence in overcoming them. He stressed his commitment as prime minister to strengthening unity within the country and forming a government that ensures both security and a prosperous future. Addressing the political climate amid upcoming elections, Netanyahu recognized the difficulties posed by political disputes but insisted that the Israeli people are more united than it appears.

Concluding his remarks, Netanyahu reiterated the central message of Tisha B'Av: "We were destroyed by baseless hatred; through love of Israel, we have risen." He expressed hope that with divine help, Israel's endurance will be secured.

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