Netanyahu calls for unity government not relying on "Hamas supporters"
Netanyahu calls for unity government not relying on "Hamas supporters" In a video statement released on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said forming a unity government is an "absolute necessity". "Two days ago I called for the formation of a unity government, and this is the need of the hour," Netanyahu said. "You cannot form a government with Hamas supporters," he added. "You…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for the formation of a unity government that does not rely on Hamas supporters. In a video statement, Netanyahu emphasized that forming a government with Hamas supporters is not an option, stating that such an approach would hinder Israel's ability to combat Iran and other extremist groups.
The proposed unity government should include all parties from the national camp, such as Haredi parties and other Zionist parties, and be led by the Likud party, according to Netanyahu.
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