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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

New MK Calls for Eisenkot Government, Repeal of Judicial Overhaul Laws

B'Yachad MK Noam Tibon called for a new government led by Gadi Eisenkot, prioritizing the replacement of the Knesset speaker and the repeal of judicial overhaul laws.

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  1. 01MK Noam Tibon advocates for a Gadi Eisenkot-led government focused on stability and national issues.
  2. 02Tibon's immediate priorities include replacing the Knesset speaker and repealing judicial overhaul laws.
  3. 03The new MK expressed a desire for Israel to adopt a constitution based on the Declaration of Independence.
  4. 04Tibon believes a stable, four-year government is crucial for addressing national security and constitutional reform.
  5. 05He cited past Israeli governments led by Rabin and Sharon as examples of effective narrow administrations.

Speaking on 103FM, Tibon expressed his excitement as a new MK and emphasized the need for a stable, four-year government focused on national security and establishing a constitution. He believes a narrow government can still be effective, referencing past Israeli leadership.

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