Confident of Parliamentary Majority, Eisenkot Outlines Four-Point Plan to Form National Emergency Government - The Tribune
- Gadi Eisenkot said he expects President Isaac Herzog to give him the mandate to form Israel’s next government next week.
- Eisenkot received recommendations from lawmakers representing 67 of the Knesset’s 120 seats, while Benjamin Netanyahu received 46.
- Eisenkot proposed a national emergency government based on four principles, including support for Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.
- The Joint List recommended Eisenkot but said it would not formally join his coalition, while United Torah Judaism withheld its endorsement.
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In Israel, Gadi Aysenkot, leader of the opposition party Yashar!, who was second in the parliamentary elections, stated that he was working with partners to form a new government as soon as possible, as the country was in serious crisis.
The Israeli opponent Gadi Eisenkot hopes to be instructed by the president to form the next government. The negotiations animate the Knesset but Benjamin Netanyahu does not give up the opponent
The head of the Yasser party, Gandhi Eisenkot, reiterates his firm commitment to four basic conditions for the formation of a new government in Israel. At the same time, Avigdor Lieberman appears open even to the possibility of the ultra-Orthodox parties participating in a government coalition. In a lengthy post, Eisenkot describes the situation in the country as a “real, tangible and dangerous state of emergency,” accusing the Netanyahu govern…
Yashar leader proposes immediate formation of national emergency government, despite internal objections - "Anyone who prevents its formation for personal reasons will not be forgiven"
Confident of parliamentary majority, Eisenkot outlines four-point plan to form national emergency government - The Tribune
Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot has expressed optimism about receiving the presidential mandate to form a new national emergency government following post-election consultations and detailed a structured plan to form a national emergency government to replace outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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