Yoaz Hendel Rules Out Alliance with Gadi Eisenkot and Netanyahu's 61-Mandate Majority
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First reported by Kan News · 1 day ago
What happened
Yoaz Hendel ruled out political cooperation with Gadi Eisenkot and Benjamin Netanyahu's 61-mandate coalition, advocating for a Zionist government without ultra-Orthodox or Arab parties. He criticized Netanyahu's responsibility for the October 7 failures but acknowledged some military successes. Hendel stressed the need for mandatory military service reforms and warned against Israel's fragmentation without political change.
- 01Yoaz Hendel rejects alliance with Gadi Eisenkot and Netanyahu's 61-mandate coalition.
- 02Hendel demands a Zionist government excluding ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties.
- 03He holds Netanyahu responsible for October 7 failures but credits some military achievements.
- 04Hendel opposes preferential treatment for ultra-Orthodox and Arab citizens.
- 05He refuses to cooperate with Mansour Abbas or rely on party declarations without results.
- 06Hendel calls for military service reform and warns of Israel's potential fragmentation without change.
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