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On Saturday, Benjamin Netanyahu called for a unity government that would include the Zionist parties, rejecting reliance on Arab parties. He warned that such a government would not confront the Iranian threat and could harm Israel. Gadi Eisenkot responded by accusing Netanyahu of stoking division and calling his appeal for unity a maneuver. He said the emergency government he is seeking to form would be based on four principles: that Israel is a Jewish and democratic state; acceptance of the values of the Declaration of Independence; a duty of service for all; and recognition of Hamas as a terrorist organization, alongside efforts to dismantle its military and governing power. The statements came on the eve of President Isaac Herzog’s announcement of the candidate tasked with forming the government. Eisenkot received the backing of 67 members of the Knesset, compared with 46 for Netanyahu, while United Torah Judaism refrained from endorsing either candidate.
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