Eisenkot Rejects Netanyahu: Likud Can Form a New Government, but without the Previous Prime Minister
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Eisenkot Rejects Netanyahu: Likud Can Form a New Government, but without the Previous Prime Minister
Netanyahu proposes national unity government
The leader of the Israeli party Yashar and the mandate for the composition of the new government, Gadi Eisenkot, today rejected the offer of the Prime Minister of Israel in the technical mandate of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Eisenkot is setting a condition that he himself assume the prime ministership, while he has ruled out the possibility of participating in a government led by Netanyahu.
Yashar Chairman is expected to approach the two parties on the right side of the political map - Likud and Religious Zionism and offer them to join the government he heads • Netanyahu, similar to what happened in 2002, will receive extensive powers, will be able to engage in policy but will have to give up the prime minister's chair | The report in the shadow of the ongoing public confrontation between Bibi and Gaddi (Political)
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