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Eisenkot Offers Netanyahu Unity Government Without Rotation
Gadi Eisenkot is proposing a unity government to Benjamin Netanyahu, with Eisenkot as Prime Minister for a full four-year term and no rotation. Likud representatives are set to meet Eisenkot's team on Sunday to discuss the offer, though both sides have low expectations for a breakthrough.
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What happened
- 01Gadi Eisenkot proposes a unity government to Benjamin Netanyahu with himself as sole Prime Minister.
- 02Eisenkot's proposal includes a full four-year term with no rotation of the Prime Minister post.
- 03Eisenkot's negotiating team will meet with Likud representatives on Sunday in Herzliya.
- 04Both parties assess the chances of a political breakthrough at this stage as low.
- 05The proposal excludes other right-wing parties from joining the coalition.
- 06The initiative is seen by both sides as having more media significance than political potential currently.
The proposal excludes other right-wing parties, and its success hinges on Likud accepting Eisenkot's leadership for the entire term.
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