Likud Ministers Open to Serving in Government Led by Gadi Eizenkot Amid Netanyahu's Broad Coalition Push
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First reported by Srugim · 4 hours ago
What happened
Likud ministers Yoav Kish and Ofir Kara have not ruled out joining a government led by Gadi Eizenkot, amid Netanyahu's push for a broad national coalition. Kish acknowledged legitimacy if Eizenkot pressures Netanyahu to join or rely on Arab parties. Netanyahu seeks a wide coalition based on nationalist principles, rejecting reliance on Arab parties, but polls show he needs partners beyond his right-wing bloc.
- 01Likud ministers Kish and Kara do not rule out joining an Eizenkot-led government.
- 02Kish said such a move has legitimacy if Eizenkot pressures Netanyahu to join or rely on Arab votes.
- 03Kara said he would oppose but not categorically reject serving under Eizenkot.
- 04Netanyahu campaigns for a broad national government excluding reliance on Arab parties.
- 05Netanyahu outlined core principles for coalition partners, including no Palestinian state between Jordan and the sea.
- 06Polls show Netanyahu cannot form a government without parties outside his right-wing bloc.
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