NO DEAL ON THE PREMIERSHIP: Eisenkot to Offer Netanyahu Place in Unity Government, but Rules Out Rotation
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In Israel, the formation of the next government turns into a duel. While Gadi Eisenkot has been holding a mandate for a week to build a coalition, Benyamin Netanyahu is multiplying calls for a national union in the face of an Iranian threat. Gadi Eisenkot, however, denounces a political manoeuvre. A meeting between the teams of the two parties is scheduled to take place this Sunday, November 15.
Following the October 27 elections in Israel, the team of Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot, who was tasked with forming a government, is meeting with Netanyahu's Likud Party today. According to Israeli media, Eisenkot will offer Likud a unity government proposal that does not include a rotating premiership. It is also claimed that a formula granting Netanyahu a special role in the government without giving him the premiership is being discussed.
Following the October 27 elections in Israel, the team of Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot, who was tasked with forming a government, is meeting with Netanyahu's Likud Party today. According to Israeli media, Eisenkot will offer Likud a unity government proposal that does not include a rotating premiership. It is also claimed that a formula granting Netanyahu a special role in the government without giving him the premiership is being discussed.
Gadi Eysenkot's party, Straight (Yashar), is discussing the possibility of forming a unity government with Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu, local media reported on Sunday.
The mandate for the composition of the new government is open to cooperation with Likud, but only without Netanyahu at the head of the party.
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