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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)After Netanyahu's "Unity" Call, Eisenkot's "Delusional, Outgoing PM" Jab
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Eisenkot, the politician tasked with forming a new Israeli government, pledged on Tuesday to reverse many of Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies as Israel’s new parliament was sworn in. His bloc introduced a series of bills at the start of the legislative session targeting Netanyahu’s policies, setting the stage for a month of legislative action and coalition negotiations. Netanyahu responded by attacking Eisenkot’s possible coalition with the Arab‑majority parties Ra’am and the Joint List, calling the proposed alliance a “dangerous government.”
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left · 2 outlets
President Isaac Herzog, ceremonially opening the session, called on all sides to work together and avoid a fresh election in a deeply polarised country weary from three years of war.
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center · 2 outlets
Tel Aviv, Nov 10: Gadi Eisenkot, the politician tasked with forming a new Israeli government, pledged on Tuesday to reverse many of Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies as the new parliament was sworn in. The pledge sets the stage for a consequential month of legislative action and coalition negotiations…
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right · 4 outlets
Israel's incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday indicated he was open to joining hands with Gadi Eisenkot and called a unity government an 'absolute necessary', a day after the Yashar Party leader invited his Likud party to join his alliance provided he remains the leader.
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The attack came shortly after Netanyahu called for a national unity government, saying Israel needed to stand together against the growing threat from Iran.
