Israel: Netanyahu and Eisenkot eye US-backed unity government
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Yashar party leader says he would meet with US president but opposes interference in Israel's internal affairs, KAN reports
Israel: Netanyahu and Eisenkot eye US-backed unity government
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering a national unity government with opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, with US President Donald Trump and Israeli President Isaac Herzog emerging as potential guarantors of a power-sharing agreement amid political deadlock following the inconclusive Knesset election on 27 October. According to Israel’s public broadcaster Kan, which reported the development on 1 November 2026, the proposed arran…
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of Yashar, the strongest opposition party in Israel, has reportedly said he would not join a government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even if US President Donald Trump asked him to.
According to KAN, Yashar leader Eisenkot said he would not join a Netanyahu-led government even if Trump wanted him to. Eisenkot reportedly said he would respectfully go if Trump invited him, but would insist it was an internal Israeli matter.
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