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Owned by The Tribune Trust“Today I want to say why it’s possible”: Netanyahu renews unity government pitch amid Knesset row
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected accusations that Israel was delaying winter supplies to Gaza, saying the claims and blaming Hamas for the worsening conditions caused by heavy rains flooding makeshift tents. In a letter, Eisenkot urged Netanyahu to exercise prudence on security issues, warning that using security forces without a direct and immediate threat could have disastrous consequences for Israeli democracy and public trust.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said that forming a national unity government was still possible, a day after delivering a speech in the Knesset in which he accused Arab lawmakers of supporting "terrorism" and seeking Israel's "destruction", The Times of Israel reported.
