Netanyahu Calls for Unity Government Led by Likud, Rejects Arab Support
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling for a national unity government led by his Likud party, rejecting any reliance on Arab parties or "Hamas supporters." He stated that such a government should include all "Zionist parties" and the ultra-Orthodox parties. Netanyahu believes his party, as the largest, should naturally lead the coalition, emphasizing the need to unite against external threats.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu demands a unity government led by his Likud party.
- Netanyahu warns against a government dependent on "Hamas supporters" or Arab parties.
- He calls for an end to political boycotts and for all "Zionist parties" to unite.
- Netanyahu believes the largest party, Likud, should naturally lead the unity government.
- The call comes amid coalition-building efforts led by Gadi Eisenkot.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated his call for the formation of a national unity government, asserting that the Likud party, under his leadership, should head it. Netanyahu made these remarks in a video statement amid ongoing coalition-building efforts led by National Unity Party Chairman Gadi Eisenkot.
"Two days ago, I called for the establishment of a unity government, and this is the need of the hour," Netanyahu stated, warning against forming a government that relies on the support of Arab parties. He argued, "You cannot form a government with Hamas supporters, with a government that depends on Hamas supporters." He further elaborated that "you cannot fight Iran and its proxies in extreme Islam if you have supporters of extreme Islam that you depend on within the government."
Netanyahu outlined his vision for the proposed unity government, stating it should encompass "all the parties of the national camp, including the ultra-Orthodox parties, and all other Zionist parties." He emphasized a desire to end political boycotts, saying, "I do not disqualify anyone, and no one should disqualify. Enough, enough of boycotts, we need to unite forces for the great challenges ahead."
When questioned about who should lead this unity government, Netanyahu responded that the largest party, Likud, led by him, which received the most votes, should naturally take the helm.
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