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Center-Left Owned by Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing Co.Netanyahu keeps door open to unity government with rival Eisenkot after Israel election
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Joint List chief Yousef Jabareen said Eisenkot’s bloc could not form a government without his party’s support and urged parties to accept that political reality while seizing a “historic opportunity” to oust Netanyahu. At the same time, Yisrael Beiteinu leader Avigdor Lieberman warned that another election should be avoided, arguing that a stable government can be quickly established without relying on Arab‑led factions such as Ra’am and the Joint List, despite the ongoing political deadlock.
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left · 1 outlet
Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly kept open the possibility of a unity government with rival Gadi Eisenkot after his bloc won 53 seats in Israel's election.
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center · 1 outlet
In an X post on Sunday, Bennett announced that the faction will recommend Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog to form the next government.
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right · 1 outlet
Netanyahu open to Eisenkot alliance as Israel faces political deadlock: Report
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Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly kept open the possibility of a unity government with rival Gadi Eisenkot after his bloc won 53 seats in Israel's election.
