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Eisenkot shifts coalition
Gadi Eisenkot has decided to prioritize an effort to form a governing coalition that includes the ultra-Orthodox parties, rather than relying on support from Arab parties—a shift in line with Avigdor Lieberman’s call for a majority government. The United Torah Judaism party has expressed readiness for undisclosed talks, while Shas is considered closer to Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot’s party also plans to meet with Likud representatives, while ruling out Otzma Yehudit from his potential government. Yair Lapid said forming a government would require painful concessions. Meanwhile, Ahmad Tibi disclosed that Netanyahu’s adviser had contacted Arab parties to urge them not to join Eisenkot’s camp—a claim Likud denied, calling it a lie.
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