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Lapid Pledges New Government Amid Painful Compromises
Opposition leader Yair Lapid pledged to form a new government, acknowledging it would require painful compromises and the potential shelving of some promises.
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What happened
- 01Opposition leader Yair Lapid vowed to form a new government, accepting painful compromises.
- 02Lapid stated that forming a government is a national responsibility and not doing so would be unforgivable.
- 03He learned from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to form a government first, then improve it.
- 04Lapid expressed full confidence in his political partnership with Naftali Bennett.
- 05He acknowledged that not all campaign promises might be fulfilled in the initial six months.
He stated that forming a government is a national responsibility and learned from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the strategy of forming a government first and then improving it. Lapid also expressed full confidence in his political partnership with Naftali Bennett, emphasizing their coordinated efforts and shared values.
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