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Modi'in Mayor Urges Netanyahu-Eisenkot Unity Government, Warns Against New Elections
Modi'in Mayor Haim Bibas is advocating for a broad national unity government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot after inconclusive election results.
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What happened
- 01Modi'in Mayor Haim Bibas called for a unity government led by Netanyahu and Eisenkot.
- 02Bibas warned against new elections, stating they would likely result in the same inconclusive outcome.
- 03He urged a thorough investigation into alleged Qatari funding within Israel's Arab sector.
- 04Bibas believes a Zionist majority government is needed to address economy, security, and military enlistment.
- 05He suggested that extremists must either join a broad government or remain outside.
Bibas warned against new elections, suggesting they would yield similar outcomes, and called for a thorough investigation into alleged Qatari funding in Israel's Arab sector. He believes a Zionist majority government is necessary to address critical issues like the economy and security, urging cooperation between the main political blocs.
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