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Gadi Eisenkot Denies Promising to Include Ra'am Party in Future Government
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First reported by Abu Ali Express · 2 hours ago
What happened
Leaders of Bedouin municipalities in northern Israel allege Gadi Eisenkot promised to include the Ra'am party in his next government, a claim Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party denies, stating their coalition principles exclude parties that don't recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.
- 01Bedouin leaders claim Gadi Eisenkot promised to include Ra'am in his next government.
- 02Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party denies the claims, calling them false.
- 03The party outlined coalition principles excluding those who don't recognize Hamas as terrorists.
- 04A political commentator criticized the idea of including Ra'am after October 7th.
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