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Eisenkot Accuses Netanyahu of Political Maneuvering Amid Coalition Talks
Yamina Party leader Gadi Eisenkot accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of political maneuvering after Netanyahu called for coalition negotiations. Eisenkot revealed a meeting was already set for the next day and stated Yamina's conditions for joining a government.
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What happened
- 01Gadi Eisenkot accused PM Netanyahu of political maneuvering regarding coalition negotiations.
- 02Eisenkot revealed a coalition negotiation meeting was already scheduled for the next day.
- 03Yamina's entry into a government is conditional on recognizing principles and distancing from extremists.
- 04Netanyahu invited Eisenkot to unconditional negotiations for a national unity government.
- 05Netanyahu cited Iran's nuclear threat as a reason for forming a unity government.
- 06Eisenkot urged support for Matan Kahana's candidacy for Knesset Speaker as a political test.
Netanyahu had previously invited Eisenkot to unconditional talks, citing security threats from Iran and the need for a broad unity government. He urged Eisenkot to set aside differences to reach understandings for Israel's future.
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