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Eisenkot Warns Against Sabotage as He Pursues Minority Government
Yashar! party leader Gadi Eisenkot is pursuing a minority government plan, seeking support from Arab and ultra-Orthodox parties. He issued a veiled warning to Avigdor Liberman against undermining the process. Eisenkot received 67 recommendations for prime minister, more than Benjamin Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Gadi Eisenkot is advancing a plan for a minority government with outside support from Arab and ultra-Orthodox parties.
- 02Eisenkot warned against personal motives undermining government formation, stating history would not forgive such actions.
- 03He received 67 recommendations for prime minister, exceeding Benjamin Netanyahu's 46.
- 04Eisenkot cited severe domestic and diplomatic crises, calling the situation a "dangerous diplomatic tsunami."
- 05His proposed government would initially include four Zionist parties, with potential support from other factions.
- 06Four core principles for the government include mandatory service and recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.
He cited domestic and diplomatic crises as reasons for urgency and outlined four core principles for his proposed government.
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