Netanyahu Revisits National Unity Plan
Benjamin Netanyahu renews his call for the formation of a "broad national government" aimed at enhancing political and security stability in Israel. He emphasizes the importance of national unity in facing security and political challenges. Netanyahu associates the significance of an expanded government with maintaining the unity of Israeli society and drawing lessons from historical unity that led to progress. He notes that this proposal is not new, as he previously made similar calls in June, under conditions related to recognizing Israel as a Jewish state and rejecting the establishment of a Palestinian state. Netanyahu faces reservations from some members of the ruling coalition, such as National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who demands the formation of a "full right-wing government." Meanwhile, the opposition criticizes his use of the slogan of unity to promote flexible coalition options. It appears that the goal is to keep the door open for reshaping alliances after the election results, with various parties holding different positions on the conditions for participation and the future of the government.
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