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المشهد
Action Only If Threatened
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of Israel’s Yashar party, said he would not support military action before a new government is formed, unless it was aimed at addressing a direct and immediate threat that could not wait. He said he intended to use the current parliamentary majority to establish a state commission of inquiry, make military service compulsory for everyone while rewarding those who serve, and repeal laws related to changing the system of government. He called on the parties to join a broad-based government, provided they signed on to his four principles, stressing that he was seeking to avoid another political crisis.
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