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Journalist Backs Unity Government Under Netanyahu With Strict Conditions
Journalist Ben Caspit supports a national unity government but insists on strict conditions, including term limits and judicial reform, and opposes Benjamin Netanyahu serving as the first in a rotation. Caspit cited past broken promises by Netanyahu as a reason for his caution.
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What happened
- 01Journalist Ben Caspit supports a unity government but demands strict conditions from Netanyahu.
- 02Caspit's conditions include term limits, judicial reform, and a state inquiry commission.
- 03He warned against deals with Netanyahu, calling them "pyramid schemes" if costs aren't upfront.
- 04Caspit suggested Gadi Eisenkot could lead a government, possibly with Netanyahu as second.
- 05The journalist believes national unity is vital amid current security and social challenges.
He suggested Gadi Eisenkot could lead a government, potentially with Netanyahu as second in rotation, or form a government with other parties.
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