Eisenkot sets four conditions for possible alliance with Arab parties in Israeli government
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of Israel's Yeshar party, outlined four conditions for any coalition with Arab parties, including recognition of Israel as a Jewish state.
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yeshar party, has outlined plans for the next Knesset aimed at building a wide coalition to replace Benjamin Netanyahu's government following the October 27 election. According to The Indian Express, Eisenkot intends to use a parliamentary majority to implement major policy changes, including the establishment of a state commission of inquiry, a requirement for all Israelis to perform national service, and increased IDF enlistment alongside improved benefits for those in uniform. He also pledged to repeal laws connected to the government's judicial overhaul.
Regarding potential partnerships, Ajel English reports that Eisenkot set four conditions for any coalition with Arab parties, one of which is the recognition of Israel as a Jewish state.
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