From The Shillong Times
Center Owned by The Shillong TimesEisenkot unveils agenda to reverse Netanyahu’s policies
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Eisenkot, the politician charged with forming Israel’s new government, pledged on Tuesday to reverse many of Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies as the newly sworn‑in parliament began its work. His statements came after Netanyahu called for a national unity government to confront a perceived Iranian threat, prompting Eisenkot to label the prime minister a ‘delusional, outgoing PM’ and say he is unfit to remain in office following a divisive speech. The pledges set the stage for a month of legislative activity and coalition talks.
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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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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…
