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Netanyahu Warns Against Coalition With "Terror Supporters"
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Wednesday that he opposes forming a minority government reliant on Arab parties he labeled "supporters of terrorism." He urged Zionist parties to join a broad national government led by Likud, arguing that a coalition dependent on these Arab parties would be unable to confront threats like radical Islam and would divide Israel.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes a minority government dependent on Arab parties he calls "supporters of terrorism."
- 02Netanyahu urged Zionist parties to join a broad national government led by Likud.
- 03He linked threats from Iran and its proxies to Islamist parties within Israel.
- 04Netanyahu accused Arab party representatives of dedicating electoral achievements to terrorists.
- 05He accused left-wing bloc leaders of prioritizing political interests over national ones.
Netanyahu accused left-wing bloc leaders of seeking a narrow government for political gain.
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