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Eisenkot Bloc Leaders Suspect Bennett May Favor New Elections
Leaders in Gadi Eisenkot's bloc are questioning Naftali Bennett's commitment to forming a government with haredi parties, fearing he may prefer new elections. Disagreements persist between Eisenkot and Avigdor Liberman over coalition compromises, especially regarding military conscription.
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What happened
- 01Eisenkot bloc leaders fear Naftali Bennett may prefer new elections over a coalition with haredi parties.
- 02Disagreements exist between Gadi Eisenkot and Avigdor Liberman on coalition framework and military conscription.
- 03Bennett has remained silent on negotiations with haredi parties, raising concerns among potential partners.
- 04Sources suggest Bennett might believe new elections could strengthen his political standing.
- 05The bloc is divided on how to integrate haredi parties and the necessary compromises.
- 06Bennett's continued focus on military service equality contrasts with his silence on haredi draft concessions.
Bennett has remained silent on the haredi issue, raising suspicions that he might seek to improve his political position through another election. The bloc's partners are uncertain about Bennett's ultimate support for the proposed coalition framework.
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