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Center Owned by The Tribune Trust“This is Netanyahu’s legacy”: Yair Golan slams incitement after protesters target Eisenkot over his son’s death
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Monday for a broad national government that would exclude Arab lists, saying his Likud party won the most seats in parliament and he should lead the new coalition. He said his hand has been extended from the first day to form such a government and that a clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and him as prime minister. Netanyahu also ruled out any coalition that would depend on Arab parties.
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"Last night, Netanyahu's poison machine's people came to the home of my partner, Gadi Eisenkot, and shouted at him that he murdered his son. His son," Golan stated.
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"Last night, Netanyahu's poison machine's people came to the home of my partner, Gadi Eisenkot, and shouted at him that he murdered his son. His son," Golan stated.
