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Netanyahu Calls for Unity Government Amidst Political Tensions
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a national unity government, warning against a coalition dependent on Hamas supporters or radical Islam. Political commentator Amit Segal indicated that discussions would become "interesting" if a rotation agreement were proposed.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Netanyahu called for a national unity government, citing it as the "will of the people."
- 02Netanyahu warned a government reliant on Hamas supporters would not fight Hamas.
- 03He predicted internal division and violence if a coalition with "radical Islam" is formed.
- 04Political commentator Amit Segal stated "it will start to get interesting" if rotation is mentioned.
- 05Gadi Eisenkot has stated he will not form a government with Netanyahu, even in rotation.
This comes despite Gadi Eisenkot's stated refusal to form a government with Netanyahu, even in a rotation.
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