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Israeli Minister Rejects Netanyahu's Unity Government Plan
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's call for a national unity government, calling it a "paralyzed government" that would be unable to function. Ben-Gvir also claimed elections were "stolen" and interfered with in prisons.
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What happened
- 01National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir opposes PM Netanyahu's unity government proposal.
- 02Ben-Gvir called a potential unity government "paralyzed" and unable to make decisions.
- 03Ben-Gvir also claimed Israeli elections were "stolen" with interference in prisons.
- 04Netanyahu warned against a government relying on "supporters of terror."
- 05Netanyahu stated such a coalition could not fight Hamas or preserve Israel's Jewish character.
Netanyahu had urged a broad unity government to counter threats from Iran and parties he called "supporters of terror," warning that Israel "simply will not survive" with a different coalition.
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