Israel: Opposition Leader Admits Forming Government with Arab Parties
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Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot admitted today to forming a government with the support of Arab parties, stating that any MP who accepts his "four fundamental principles" will be considered a "potential partner".
The anti-Netanyahu bloc had 48 seats and would need the support of the Arab lists -- which totaled 19 deputies, the best result of its history.
Gadi Eisenkot says that any Member who accepts his "four fundamental principles" will be considered a potential partner in order to form a majority away from power Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
A so-called “Jewish-Arab majority” may soon be formed in the Israeli Knesset, which will form a “fundamentally new” cabinet of ministers
Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot announced that they would immediately use their parliamentary majority, which they obtained with the support of Arab parties, against the murderous Netanyahu government.
Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot stated that they would immediately use their parliamentary majority, including that of Arab parties, against the Netanyahu government. Eisenkot said their priorities were the repeal of the October 7th inquiry commission, compulsory military service including Haredi Jews, and judicial reform.
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