Eisenkot Needs Arabs’ Help to Change Israel
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4 Articles
Leader sees priority working with Jewish opposition bloc to replace Netanyahu, despite ideological differences
Eisenkot has the task of forming a new government in Israel, but must overcome racism against the Arab lists. Among other news: the protests in France, for the second time in a week; the hackers against Tajani; and what these plush IA say
At the center of political processes in Israel is the possibility of Gandhi Eisenkot's cooperation with the Arab parties. The crucial question is whether he will accept such an alliance, overcoming the serious disagreements caused by their stance towards Hamas and the issue of its condemnation. The possible collaborations and political balances shape the scene for the next day.
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