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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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Statements by Yesh Atid leader Gadi Eisenkot called for forming an Israeli government based on a "Zionist majority" of between 63 and 64 seats, with compulsory military or civil service for all citizens. He threatened new elections if the Haredi parties refused to cooperate. He emphasized that he would not participate in a government that does not recognize Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and that adheres to the principles of the Declaration of Independence. He also stressed the importance of military service and the need to adopt a punitive approach toward protesters. On another note, Unified List leader Mansour Abbas reaffirmed his recognition of Israel, with a focus on ensuring equality for Arab citizens, and called for the implementation of civil service for them. Regarding the Palestinian issue, Eisenkot indicated that there is no quick solution to the conflict. He reaffirmed Israel’s continued security control and warned against the finance minister's plan to dismantle the Palestinian Authority, describing it as "madness."
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