Netanyahu Refuses to Abandon Right-Wing Allies, Says He Will Lead Next Government
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Netanyahu refuses to abandon right-wing allies, says he will lead next government
In his first coalition remarks since election night, Netanyahu avoided the word 'unity,' insisting on leading a broad government with his allies and parties that do not 'support terrorism'; privately, he has not ruled out sharing power with Eisenkot
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he and his Likud party are ready to lead a new “broad government.” He says he is “open to discussions” on the topic.
He insists on leading himself, maintains his far-right alliances, and excludes Arab parties after the electoral deadlock of 53 seats.
A window calling on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, both, to form an expanded national government under his leadership, expressing his willingness to dialogue with parties wishing to join it, while attacking the Arab Consolidated List and the Joint List and accusing them of supporting terrorism...
Netanyahu calls for a national unity government under his leadership - We are seeking to establish a broad government with our partners and all those who want to join us and do not support terrorism, he said.
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