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Bennett declines pledge, labels Netanyahu populist
Naftali Bennett, leader of the "Yehad" Party, refused to sign a pledge not to participate in a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu or to rely on non-Zionist Arab parties, considering such a pledge populist. He reaffirmed that his stance on Netanyahu is clear and that the latter will leave the political scene, and that his party will not join his government. Meanwhile, Likud's estimates suggest that Netanyahu's bloc could secure 55-56 seats, potentially enabling the formation of a government without the Change bloc. It is believed that Bennett is the only figure who might accept such alliances, although no direct contacts have taken place between the two sides so far. On the other hand, Gadi Eizenkot firmly rejected participating in a Netanyahu-led government, even with rotational presidency. Political parties expect that new elections could disrupt both camps' calculations and push some figures, including Bennett and Eizenkot, to negotiate with Netanyahu to form a government, despite the absence of direct communications to date.
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