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Arab Parties Back Eisenkot for Prime Minister, Abbas Dodges Hamas Question
The Joint List party announced it will recommend Gadi Eisenkot for the mandate to form a government, criticizing the opposition's readiness. Earlier, Ra'am also recommended Eisenkot.
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What happened
- 01The Joint List will recommend Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister, criticizing the opposition.
- 02Ra'am also recommended Gadi Eisenkot for the mandate to form a government.
- 03MK Mansour Abbas refused to call Hamas a terrorist organization to President Herzog.
- 04Abbas cited personal and family safety as reasons for his refusal to label Hamas.
- 05The Joint List cited the opposition's lack of readiness to fight anti-Arab incitement.
During consultations, President Herzog questioned MK Mansour Abbas about Hamas, whom Abbas refused to label a terrorist organization, citing personal safety concerns.
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