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Eisenkot Outlines Four Principles for New Israeli Government Coalition

Yashar Party chairman Gadi Eisenkot announced Saturday his intention to form a new Israeli government based on four core principles.

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Eisenkot Outlines Four Principles for New Israeli Government Coalition
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  1. 01Gadi Eisenkot aims to form a broad coalition government based on four core principles.
  2. 02Key principles include recognizing Israel as a Jewish, democratic, liberal, and egalitarian state.
  3. 03Mandatory service for all citizens, military or civilian, is a central tenet.
  4. 04Eisenkot also calls for recognizing Hamas as a terrorist organization and its destruction.
  5. 05He plans to advance priorities like a state commission of inquiry and strengthening national service.
  6. 06Eisenkot stated the Knesset, not the government, places trust in the Knesset.

These include recognizing Israel as a Jewish, democratic, liberal, and egalitarian state, upholding the Declaration of Independence, implementing mandatory service for all citizens, and committing to destroying Hamas. Eisenkot aims to create a broad, statesmanlike coalition, open to any Knesset member who accepts these principles, and plans to advance priorities like a state commission of inquiry and strengthening national service frameworks.

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