Netanyahu Calls For "Unity Government", Eisenkot Says He's "Playing Tricks"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a unity government, a move dismissed by Gadi Eisenkot as a political tactic. The negotiations remain complex due to the influence of Arab-Israeli parties.
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Provides insight into the volatile political landscape of Israel and the challenges of forming a stable government.
Negotiations are expected to be difficult, especially as Netanyahu has waged a campaign…
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